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Do it in one night, then move on. Amsterdam can take up all the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this rest of your time, but Brussels is only good for another night (or 2 max). I would say 2-3 days, max. That said, I far prefer Brugge to Brussels. It’s beautiful, love the canals, LOVE walking the streets and square in the earlier part of morning. Lovely town, but small and quaint and no need to spend a long time staying there You can take a bus to Amsterdam unless you really want to stay in Brussels. Bruges is a day trip kind of place unless you really, really want to climb that church there which is basically waiting in line all day. 1-2 nights, I usually lean towards two unless I’m short on time, just so that I have a full day without having to check in/out of a hotel or hostel. 5 days is too much, use the time to see other places.
Stay in Brussels (it’ll have more options for cheaper) and take a day trip to Bruges. From Brussels you could take a fast train to Paris or Amsterdam or London, and local trains to Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp I agree with everyone here. At the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this advice on this sub I spent a day in Ghent, which is a beautiful city, then one in Bruges which is also really pretty, then a couple in Brussels. For me the time in each place given how small they are was perfect Im planning to arrive bruge at night and spend a full day next day, stay at night and leave early for ghent and arrive brussel at night and stay there. I believe you can see much more. You can do ghent anvers brugge brussels. They only need one full day and they are close to eachother.

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I would recommend basing yourself in Ghent, and taking day trips to Brussels and Bruges. Ghent is located between both those cities, and you can reach either of them by a short 25-minute train ride. My parents have been recently and really enjoyed Brussels. I don’t think you’d need 5 days in Bruges unless you’re a very slow and deliberate traveller and like to really take it in. I’d suggest exploring the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this other Belgian cities – Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent… just have a look at which suit you best and split your trip into 2 or 3. In 5 days you can visit all relevant sites of Flanders if not whole Belgium – I would say 5 day trip could include Antwerp, Gent, coastal city, Brussels + Brugge easy. I’ve been twice, and I regret not staying there overnight both times. I don’t think a day trip is sufficient, but I agree with the others who have said that five days is too much. It’s the type of place to simply be in, to take in. The folks who say that there isn’t much to do are apparently looking for a different kind of place. Just experience the beauty of it, and by staying a couple days, you can absorb it without being overwhelmed by the daytime crowds and feeling rushed. We did 2 nights in Bruges, 1 night Ghent, and 2 nights in Brussels with one day of Brussels being a day trip to else where (think Amsterdam, Luxembourg…) and were happy with that Bruges isn’t a big place but if you take the train to the coast or the neighbouring cities, you’ll have a homebase and some area to explore.
When I went to Bruges there was some sort of light festival throughout the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this city … it was amazing … if you can time you trip at that time ! Two nights is the sweet spot I would say. I visited last February for two nights and by the end had exhausted all the things to do that I’d planned, and didn’t feel like I had missed out on anything. What I would say is don’t spend the additional days in Brussels, probably the most underwhelming capital city I’ve visited. If you spend five whole days then take your time!! Spend time at museums for 2 days and walk around for three of the days. If you do stay a few days, it’s nice to rent a bicycle and ride down the canal to Oosterpoort and escape the madness that can be Bruges. Totally flat and paved, bucolic and serene with pretty villages to stop for a picnic.
Too much. At least do Bruges and Ghent in that time. I really like Antwerp and Brussels too, but Bruges and Ghent are the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this key touristy places you can easily see in 5 days if you don’t want to rush between places or do day trips from a central location. 5 days is a lot for Bruges, but you can stay in Bruges and then take day trips to other cities in Belgium. However it might be better to stay in Brussels or elsewhere for a couple of those nights. This is the way. The train is fabulous. We took it from Brussels early in the morning. Stopped in Ghent (highly highly recommend visiting the castle, the audio tour is hilarious). We spent the entire afternoon/evening in Bruges & felt we saw everything we needed to. The train runs late so you can really get a full day in. This is a good idea. If you really want to experience Bruges at night when the crowds have left, stay one night and then head back.
I would say at Max two in case you want to do the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this canal tour and the half moon brewery tour also with copious amounts of beer consumption I stayed 2 nights and it was totally worth it. Getting out before the day trippers arrive makes it actually bearable. After 11am it’s a zoo Nothing to add, just lovin’ this post as it is one of the few topics in /travel where people spend too much time in one place. Usually everyone is cramming in too much and users here have to help trimming it down. If you are not going to re-enact the film “in Brugges” scene by scene
When you are in Brussels, must see the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this Royal Museum of Central Africa. It is in a suburb named Tervuren (can catch a tram). It displays the colonial history of Belgium in Africa, particularly, Congo. That huge palace field was used as a human zoo during the World Fair in Belgium to display African families (slaves) living in their natural habitat (under the brutal North Sea Winter). If you can find it somewhere, DVD extras show actual footage from that time of slaves and people watching them. I’ve been before, we stayed in Brussels and did Ghent/Bruges/Brussels/Antwerp over about 5 days. We’re going in April and staying in Bruges and traveling to Ghent and then Brussels, giving it 4 days for all of those, I think 5 is too many for Bruges alone. But it is a great place to make as a home base for travel to other areas nearby! Antwerp is very cool as well. Definitely only 1 day needed. More than enough time to see the entire city of Bruges. I would spend the other days in Brussels. In fact you could spend the whole week in Brussels and easily do a full day trip to Bruges. Then, on another of the days, do another day trip to Antwerp & Ghent. I recommend staying at Hilton Brussels Grand Place – I’ve stayed there before and was wonderful. Very close to the train station where I did day trips to other cities- including the ones I mentioned above and a day trip to Luxembourg.
In August, it may be worth considering a day in Ostend about 20mins away on the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this train. It has a fantastic beach, old school European seaside town vibe and museums like the Atlantic wall which is fantastic. Lots of beach bars for some cocktails if the sun is out too. Also second Ghent for a day or two. Did one night in Brussels, two nights in Ghent (with a day trip to Bruges), one night in Antwerp, one night in Rotterdam, two nights in Amsterdam. Everything was within short train ride from each city. It was great As a Belgian, 5days is a lot. But if you go to Ghent as well or even Antwerp and Brussels you can easily fill those 5 days. Bruges is an hour by train from a few other cities, e.g. Brussels, Lille. I would look around the region other places to stay rather than spend the whole time in Bruges.
Do it in one night, then move on. Amsterdam can take up all the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this rest of your time, but Brussels is only good for another night (or 2 max). I would say 2-3 days, max. That said, I far prefer Brugge to Brussels. It’s beautiful, love the canals, LOVE walking the streets and square in the earlier part of morning. Lovely town, but small and quaint and no need to spend a long time staying there You can take a bus to Amsterdam unless you really want to stay in Brussels. Bruges is a day trip kind of place unless you really, really want to climb that church there which is basically waiting in line all day. 1-2 nights, I usually lean towards two unless I’m short on time, just so that I have a full day without having to check in/out of a hotel or hostel. 5 days is too much, use the time to see other places.
Stay in Brussels (it’ll have more options for cheaper) and take a day trip to Bruges. From Brussels you could take a fast train to Paris or Amsterdam or London, and local trains to Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp I agree with everyone here. At the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt also I will do this advice on this sub I spent a day in Ghent, which is a beautiful city, then one in Bruges which is also really pretty, then a couple in Brussels. For me the time in each place given how small they are was perfect Im planning to arrive bruge at night and spend a full day next day, stay at night and leave early for ghent and arrive brussel at night and stay there. I believe you can see much more. You can do ghent anvers brugge brussels. They only need one full day and they are close to eachother.
I would recommend basing yourself in Ghent, and taking day trips to Brussels and Bruges. Ghent is located between both those cities, and you can reach either of them by a short 25-minute train ride. My parents have been recently and really enjoyed Brussels. I don’t think you’d need 5 days in Bruges unless you’re a very slow and deliberate traveller and like to really take it in. I’d suggest exploring the Never underestimate a woman who understands football and loves Texas Longhorns shirt in contrast I will get this other Belgian cities – Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent… just have a look at which suit you best and split your trip into 2 or 3. In 5 days you can visit all relevant sites of Flanders if not whole Belgium – I would say 5 day trip could include Antwerp, Gent, coastal city, Brussels + Brugge easy. I’ve been twice, and I regret not staying there overnight both times. I don’t think a day trip is sufficient, but I agree with the others who have said that five days is too much. It’s the type of place to simply be in, to take in. The folks who say that there isn’t much to do are apparently looking for a different kind of place. Just experience the beauty of it, and by staying a couple days, you can absorb it without being overwhelmed by the daytime crowds and feeling rushed. We did 2 nights in Bruges, 1 night Ghent, and 2 nights in Brussels with one day of Brussels being a day trip to else where (think Amsterdam, Luxembourg…) and were happy with that Bruges isn’t a big place but if you take the train to the coast or the neighbouring cities, you’ll have a homebase and some area to explore.
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