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Bruges – Venice of the North

4.6 Out of 5 (19 Reviews)

Step back in time and appreciate the delights of the medieval city of Bruges, with enchanting tree-lined canals and splendid architecture. It is the ideal destination from which to explore Ghent and Ostend.

5 days from £559pp

Single Room Supplement from £239pp

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4 nights hotel with continental breakfast
Local joining points
Porterage at the hotel

Bruges – Venice of the North

5 days from £559pp

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Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then to our hotel in Bruges for a four-night stay.

Enjoy free time to wander the beautiful cobbled streets of Bruges.

This perfectly-preserved medieval city has numerous sights to discover, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site city centre, museums and the Lake of Love.

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Breakfast

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Bruges

Bruges

Included excursion to the charming city of Ghent, often referred to as the historic heart of Flanders.

Ghent manages to combine medieval architectural wealth and idyllic charm within its city walls. From St. Michael’s bridge there is a wonderful view of the skyline of Ghent, which includes the three impressive towers of St. Nicholas’ Church and Sint Baafs Cathedral with its elaborate stone and marble naves. 

Explore the famous quayside of Graslei, lined with bars and restaurants. See the Castle of the Counts or why not enjoy a canal cruise.

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Breakfast

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Ghent

Ghent

Join us as we explore the charming seaside town of Ostend.

Stroll along the beautiful promenade or relax at the town’s numerous bars and restaurants, where you can sample one of the many beers Belgium is famed for.

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Breakfast

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Ostend

Ostend

Return home.

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Accommodation

For 2024 you will stay for four nights at the 4-star Hotel Le Bois de Bruges.

For 2025/26 you will stay for four nights at the 3-star superior Hotel Olympia.

For 2025/26, upgraded central Bruges tours will stay for four nights at the 3-star Novotel Brugge Centrum in the centre of Bruges.

Hotel Olympia

The friendly, family-owned Hotel Olympia is situated in a quiet neighbourhood on the western outskirts of Bruges, yet only around a 30-minute walk from the Grote Markt, and the shops and sights. Popular with Leger guests for many years, Valerie and her team will do their best to ensure a pleasant stay in this beautiful city. The hotel has a small bar, breakfast room on the first floor and lift to bedrooms. The hotel has 31 comfortable bedrooms with T.V., telephone, free WiFi and safe (at small additional cost). All rooms have walk-in shower.

Location: Magdalenastraat 16 Sint-Andries, 8200 Bruges,

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General

3 Star
English Speaking Staff
Guest Lounge
Bar
Lift
Central Location

Room

TV
Hairdryer
Extra Pillows and Blankets
Safe Box
Non-Smoking Rooms Available
Shower
Telephone
Free Wifi

Accessibility

Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
Ground Floor Rooms on Request

Transport

Bus Stop Nearby
Train / Tram Nearby

Service

Iron at Reception
Laundry Service

Hotel

English Speaking Staff
Guest Lounge
Bar
Lift
WiFi Available

Single Room Supplements

Single Room Supplement from £239.00

Reviews

4.6 Out of 5 ( 19 Reviews )

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4.4 / 5

Value for Money

4.7 / 5

Hutton Magna Village Hall, 1 year ago

We could not fault the quality of the hotel, its restaurant, the breakfast buffet or the rooms. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I think where value for money fell down was in the itinerary planning: Day one- free in Bruges, fair enough and a day well spent. Day two - Ghent , Day three Ostend. Ghent is another fascinating town with lots to see but we were dropped about 15 minutes from the centre and asked to return to the coach by 2.30 ( I recall) so only about 2 1/2 hours in the centre with little time to get the feel of the place and have lunch as well. The latter part of the afternoon was given over to an extra paid for trip to the Menin Gate in Ypres. Day 3 Ostend was another time restricted visit - though if you’ve been to Ostend, that’s not a bad thing. I think it would have been better to do Ostend and Ypres on the same day and to have had much longer in Ghent on day two. The short durations maybe due to coach parking fees? Also information for Ghent and Ostend was sadly lacking. I can’t see why the coach couldn’t have town centre maps (freely available at the Tourist Information offices) instead of us taking time traipsing around following signs to the Tourist Information office, which I recommend. The gentleman in Ghent, when he learnt we only had a couple of hours drew us a route round the city which would take in the most interesting points in the time available. Top marks. Another useful leaflet would be the location of public toilets in the centres, which are far and few between and not readily identifiable. However, in conclusion, we did enjoy this tour, and if it offers the same hotel - Le Bios de Bruges - we would recommend it.