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Bruges has its canals and medieval squares, Ghent its castle and riverside guild houses, Antwerp its cathedral and grand station. From Brussels-North, trains run to all three.
Our top pick: Bruges and Ghent Guided Day Trip
Start early: Bruges is busiest from late morning. An early train gives you the canals almost to yourself.
Closer to Brussels: the zoo and garden park of Pairi Daiza, the theme park Walibi Belgium, and the city’s tiny landmark, the Manneken Pis.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I visit Bruges and Ghent in one day from Brussels?
Yes, on a guided tour or by train; the two cities are on the same line.
Train to Bruges
Brussels to Bruges by train: about an hour, direct trains from Brussels-North, Central and South, how to buy tickets, getting from the station to the centre.
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Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis in Brussels: where the statue is, its history, its costumes, how to get there from Brussels-North and what to see nearby.
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Pairi Daiza
Pairi Daiza from Brussels: the zoo and garden park in Brugelette, how to get there by train and bus, tickets, how long to stay and tips for the day.
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Walibi Belgium
Walibi Belgium in Wavre from Brussels: how to get there by train or car, thrill rides and kids' attractions, tips for the day and tickets.
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