Is Bruges a good city break?
At just three hours from London, with a quick change at Brussels Midi/Zuid on an Any Belgian Station ticket, Bruges has everything for a perfect short break.
How much is a trip to Bruges?
The average price of a 7-day trip to Bruges is $1,434 for a solo traveler, $2,575 for a couple, and $4,828 for a family of 4. Bruges hotels range from $70 to $159 per night with an average of $124, while most vacation rentals will cost $200 to $440 per night for the entire home.
Is Bruges or Brussels better?
Bruges is certainly more picturesque, with its beautiful ‘venice-esque’ canals and antiquated feel whereas Brussels is a much larger, cosmopolitan city with a greater number of attractions for all tastes.
What is the best time to visit Bruges?
The best time to visit Bruges is from June to August, when the weather is mild, and the trees are green. Still, the weather year-round is characterized as chilly and damp – summer temps usually don’t climb higher than the 70s.
What is there to do in Bruges in 3 days?
Three Days in Bruges Itinerary
- Minnewaterpark.
- Begijnhof.
- Climb the Belfry.
- Beer then frites from a van.
- Basilica of the Holy Blood.
- Canal boat trip.
Can you fly to Bruges from UK?
As the Ostend-Bruges International Airport is small and limited mainly to regional travel, there are no direct flights from the UK. Direct flights to Brussels International Airport, however, are easy to find throughout the UK; all London airports offer direct flights to Brussels.
How do you get to Bruges from UK?
The journey from London to Bruges takes just 3 hours and 26 minutes on the fastest services, involving one change at Brussels Midi station. High-speed Eurostar trains will get you as far as Brussels and from there you can change onto a local Belgian SNCB train to complete your journey to Bruges.
What food is Bruges known for?
Dishes with a Flemish touch include beef with braised chicory and seafood, including sea bass and oysters. Flemish cuisine is known for its fries and waffles, as well as beef stew, Belgian endive, and of course, Brussels sprouts.
Why book a Eurostar holiday?
Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend escape to one Europe’s beautiful cities, a family holiday to Disneyland Paris, or a week of skiing in the Alps, there’s a Eurostar holiday deal to suit you. There’s a reason so many artists and celebrities flock to this part of the world. Find out why.
How many times a day does the Eurostar leave Brussels?
With Eurostar trains to Brussels leaving up to 10 times a day, start your weekend break or longer holiday in London or Kent and arrive rested and raring to go, right in the heart of the city. Beer, waffles, chocolate and culture, and only 2 hrs from London by train.
Where can I find travel advice for the Eurostar?
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Are the Eurostar entry rules changing from 18 December?
From 18 December, entry rules are changing for all passengers to/from France. Find out more . Looking to book your next holiday? Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend escape to one Europe’s beautiful cities, a family holiday to Disneyland Paris, or a week of skiing in the Alps, there’s a Eurostar holiday deal to suit you.