Brochure: Bruges, accessible for everyone

Exploring Accessible Bruges_© Kris Jacobs
Two people by a wheelchair on a path in a green park, with white historic houses in the background.
Bruges' historic city centre is one of the best-preserved in Europe and rightfully designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Are you planning a visit and do you have a disability or specific needs? This brochure is full of practical information on accessibility, including a mapped-out accessible heritage walk to help you get started.

Explore beautiful Bruges with this accessible heritage walk

Explore Bruges at your own pace with this 3.8-kilometre accessible heritage walk. It includes iconic landmarks such as the Belfry, the Large Beguinage, the Groeninge Museum and Museum Saint John's Hospital. Download the brochure for practical information on accessibility, a handy route map and tips on museums, great places to eat and drink, public toilets, healthcare and mobility aids. 

Woman touches a public sculpture in Bruges; in the background a bell tower and promotional text "Oooh!".

Do you use screen reader software?

This brochure, ‘Bruges, accessible to everyone’, is also available in a digital format that is easy to use for people with a visual impairment.

Exploring Accessible Bruges_© Kris Jacobs
Two women walk along a cobblestone street as a horse and carriage pass terraces in a historic street.