News from Bruges

The electric shuttle will remain completely free of charge for Bruges residents, but visitors will pay a small charge for a ride from 1 July on.

With 219 suites, good for a total of 971 beds, the holiday residence in Zeebrugge is fully finished and at once the largest accommodation provider in the Bruges region.

With the allocation of the concession of the catering outlet within BRUSK to De Republiek, this part of the new exhibition hall is also gradually taking shape.

Bruges was awarded an international prize for the way the city links world heritage with sustainable tourism, climate adaptation and urban renewal.

Hotel De Tuilerieën in Bruges has officially received the coveted five-star rating from Peter De Wilde, CEO of Tourism Flanders.

It includes connections to Eindhoven, Strasbourg and Amsterdam. The connection to Eindhoven will be operated by an eco-friendly bus running on bio-LNG.

The Flemish Masters often created their works for a specific location: a church, a monastery, a city palace, etc. In Bruges some can still be viewed at their original location.

Spring is the time for a fresh look at the valuable heritage by the Flemish Masters in situ project. And a final sprint leading up to the opening of BRUSK exhibition hall.

During the construction of BRUSK, the city resolutely opts for sustainability. The roofs of the exhibition rooms, for instance, will be completely covered with electricity-generating glass shales.