If you set out to design a fairy-tale medieval town, it would be hard to improve on central Bruges (Brugge in Dutch). Picturesque cobbled lanes and dreamy canals link photogenic market squares lined with soaring towers, historic churches and old whitewashed almshouses. And there’s plenty of it. The only downside is that everyone knows. That means that there’s a constant crush of tourists in the centre, especially through the summer months. So to really enjoy Bruges stay overnight (day trippers miss the fabulous evening floodlighting) and try to visit midweek (avoiding floods of weekend visitors). There’s a special charm in spring when daffodils carpet the tranquil courtyard of the historic begijnhof retreat, or in winter (except Christmas) when you can have the magnificent, if icy, town almost to yourself.

Pick Up Times :

Faversham – Shell Garage: 7:00am

Whitstable- Longreach / Premier Inn  (Canterbury Bound Bus Stop) : 7:10am

Blean – Bus Stop Near Londis (Canterbury Bound): 7:20 am

Canterbury – Your Music School (Wincheap) : 7:30 am

Bridge – The White Horse Bus Stop : 7:45 am

Densole – The Black Horse : 8 am

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