List of attractions in the province of Western Flanders

In the lace museum the accent is on contextualising the origins of lace and on some early...

With more than half a million visitors in less than three years, Talbot House or Toc H - in the...

Arctic traveller Adrien de Gerlache designed this three-master which was built in Scotland. The...

Various periods and themes from Bruges’ history are illustrated by archaeological finds including...

Paintings by a.o. Dirk Bouts and Hugo van der Goes, brass tomb plates and reliquaries

Completely new presentation of the collection. The 15th-century palace of the Lords of Gruuthuse...

The life and work of the well known Flemish poet, Guido Gezelle, are vividly reflected in the house...

The Groeninge Museum houses a comprehensive and fascinating survey of six centuries of Flemish,...

As you climb to the top of the belfry tower, discover the treasury, the impressive clock mechanism,...

The over 60 bunkers, observation posts and artillery positions and the open or subterranean...

This historic hospital complex (13th–17th century) with its Baroque-interior church features...

Completely new presentation. One of the oldest surviving mediaeval hospitals in Europe, evoking...

Church of Our Lady (13th-15th century) : this church, with a 122 m high tower, contains an...

This former sheriff’s courtroom of the old palace of the Brugse Vrije (the ‘Liberty of...

Seafront Zeebrugge is mainly known for its authentic Russian submarine, which is open for the...

Seafront Zeebrugge is mainly known for its authentic Russian submarine, which is open for the...

Former Cistercian abbey (12th century) of which a massive 13th-century gothic barn, part of the...

Former castle of the Counts of Flanders, with a 14th-15th century keep. Restored and enlarged from...

These 17th-century almshouses house a collection of historic objects, arranged thematically in...

The wooden, polychrome, vaulted ceiling, medieval carvings and 19th-century historical murals make...

Discover the story trail along the history of the Fort. Fort Napoleon has seen hundreds of years...

Bruges' oldest parish church (12th-15th century). Worth seeing are the gobelins, mausoleums in the...

typical domed church (1736-1739)

Basilica of the Holy Blood, Burg 10 : double chapel. On ground level : St. Basil's Chapel...

This museum illustrates you the extraordinary history of Bruges as Europe's oldest diamond centre....

On the first floor of this fine 18th-century building, the work of the versatile Bruges artist...

You can only understand James Ensor and his art if you visit Ostend The house where he worked and...

These windmills on the Kruisvest are still used to make flour. St Janshuis’ Mill (1770) still...