You’ll follow a local guide through Bruges’ quieter corners, hearing ghost stories and legends as you go. Start at Market Square, see hidden carvings at Jan van Eyck square, and learn why canals have such odd names here. End your evening with a complimentary beer at Bauhaus Bar—maybe still glancing over your shoulder.
Your evening includes a private walking tour led by an expert guide through lesser-known parts of Bruges, ending with a complimentary beer at Bauhaus Bar before you head off into the night.
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The wind picked up by the old mills on the edge of town, making my scarf flap around my neck. It felt colder there, or maybe just quieter. We finished outside Bauhaus Bar—a little place glowing with yellow light. Pieter handed us each a beer (“On me,” he winked). The glass was cold and tasted slightly sweet after all those dark stories. I still think about that walk when I hear church bells at night—you know how some places just stay with you?
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