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Best things to do on Christmas in Bruges

Do many people ask why you visit Bruges for Christmas? Here we are going to tell you so many reasons to spend Christmas in Bruges. Bruges is spread over with tourists during the Spring and Summer high season. Come here on Christmas, the crowds departed from this UNESCO heritage city and you can experience Christmas in Bruges with the locals with lots of traditions.

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Best things to do on Christmas in Bruges

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  1. Best Things to do in Bruges on this Christmas Day Long known as one of the most historic and well-preserved medieval towns in the world, Bruges seemed almost too perfect a place for this time of year, a most ideal Christmas town. But in many ways, Bruges exceeded my expectations. I anticipate a town much smaller and a whole lot more touristy than what I discovered. Christmas in Bruges distills the fairytale essence of Christmas. And if there’s one word that sums up Bruges, it’s chocolate. You can’t walk the streets before encountering an intoxicating scent of pralines and Belgian waffles. But if sweets are your weakness, then let me warn you, prepare to muster up all your self-control. List of Best things to do in Bruges on Christmas: 1. Bruges peaceful canals Belgium is one of the ‘low-countries’ and has the canals to prove it. Take advantage of the quiet time of year in December for a canal-

  2. side stroll in Bruges. Duck down a side street and you’ll feel like you have the whole town to yourself. 2. Eat a lot of Belgian chocolates Belgium is synonymous with chocolate and Bruges chocolate is some of Belgium's finest. We enjoyed browsing the shops and spotting Santa caps and reindeer among the chocolate creations. 3. Christmas Dinner at a cozy Restaurant

  3. Bistro de Schilder is a cozy restaurant stationed inside an old gabled canal house in Bruges. There are some disturbing paintings of clowns on that wall, but that aside, the food was quite excellent. I managed to eat an entire pot of mussels in their signature beer sauce. Plus, don't forget the frites! Bistro de Schilder is an ideal spot for Christmas dinner in Bruges.

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