Bruges: Christmas Market Private Walking Tour
Experience the enchanting Christmas magic of Bruges on a private guided walking tour. Explore a historic wonderland with festive markets, delectable treats, and unique...
Tip: Get there before noon. The market shares the square with the Belfry, so it is easy to pair with sightseeing.
Markets: tours, tastings and classes in Bruges
Bruges: Belgian Praline and Mendiants Chocolate Workshop
Become a chocolate maker and create your own Belgian chocolates in a guided workshop. Master the tips and tricks required to make delicious praline and mendiant chocol...
Bruges: Chocolate Making Workshop and Chocolate Museum Entry
Visit the Choco Story chocolate museum in Bruges and learn how to prepare your own sweet treats with a chocolate-making workshop for adults and children aged 7 years a...
Location
Address: Markt, 8000 Brugge, Bruges
Also in markt
Diksmuids Boterhuis ★ 4.1
Diksmuids Boterhuis on Geldmuntstraat has been a Bruges food shop since 1936, with a counter of West Flemish cheeses, farmhouse bread and cured ham.
Tip: A picnic shop as much as a deli; build a canal-side lunch from the cheese and bread counter.
More markets in Bruges
't Zand Saturday Market ★ 4.2
Every Saturday morning the large food and general market spreads across 't Zand and Beursplein in Bruges, drawing locals more than tourists.
Tip: The biggest of the city markets. Come early for the food stalls before the crowds thicken toward noon.
Veemarkt Sunday Market ★ 3.9
The Sunday market on the Veemarkt in Sint-Michiels, on Koningin Astridlaan, is where Bruges locals shop away from the centre, with food stalls.
Tip: South-west of the centre in Sint-Michiels, so a short ride out. The most local of the city's markets.
Diksmuids Boterhuis ★ 4.1
Diksmuids Boterhuis on Geldmuntstraat has been a Bruges food shop since 1936, with a counter of West Flemish cheeses, farmhouse bread and cured ham.
Tip: A picnic shop as much as a deli; build a canal-side lunch from the cheese and bread counter.
Vismarkt ★ 4.4
The Vismarkt in Bruges has sold North Sea fish under its stone colonnades since 1821, with the catch, grey shrimp included, laid out five mornings a week.
Tip: Come Wednesday to Saturday morning. The colonnade itself, built 1821, is worth the walk even off market hours.