based on 13 experiences from female travelers
Hi Bruge is a beautiful historical city. It has a magical quality. I loved the wafers and chocolate. It is also very safe and has a good transportation system. Their mos famous food is muscles. They also have a fruit flavored beer. People are very helpful.
Posted: December 29, 2024Gislene
Belgium
Beautiful place and it indeed looks like a fairytale city. We went once by car and once by bicycle, the weather was good but be aware, the place is always packed, even thi we went on May and October! Only day it was okayish, was two weeks ago when we went night time, there was people but nowhere near daytime. Food not cheap but then, nothing is cheap in Belgium. A must-see in my opinion.
Posted: June 3, 2024Felt very safe even walking alone at night! Stayed in a mixed dorm hostel and also felt safe. Food was very delicious but a little expensive. Definitely get the museum pass!! And try free walking tours
Posted: February 2, 2024Bruges is beautiful, but after a walk there on the first evening, I felt like I had seen everything. I spent 2 days there and by the end I started to get bored.
Posted: December 30, 2023Brugia is good for one day, but then it becomes a bit boring, because it is so small and there is not much to do there. Despite this, it is worth going there, it's beautiful and safe.
Posted: December 28, 2023Bruges was beautiful and full of lovely chocolate shops. I spent there 2 nights and I felt that it was definitely not enough, because there were more museums that I would like to visit. I felt very safe.
Posted: April 30, 2023Bruges is like a dream. Incredibly beautiful, fantastic chocolate and great beer. Safe and easy to get around.
Posted: December 3, 2022I adored Bruges. It's one of my most beautiful memories from my travels. I was shopping in a lace shop in a medieval village and walked out to freshly falling snow. I felt like I was in a dream. It was so beautiful. I recommend climbing the bell tower. Amazing experience.
Posted: December 3, 2022Bruges is a beautiful city. I would recommend booking a walking tour, most are "free", but it is expected that you will tip your guide. Wandering the streets and exploring the shops can easily take up an entire day. It's a very safe city, and most bars are open until 1/2 at night and walking around the city in the evening is a really pleasant atmosphere. I would definitely also recommend renting bicycles, everyone is biking in Bruges! I biked to Damme, which is a small town about 30 minutes up the canal. It is a very flat city, so it's easy to get around by bike. I would recommend eating/drinking at: ODA rooftop bar (great views!), Bar Jus, Bar 'N.
Posted: September 24, 2022Things to do: - Try Belgian fries - Go on a boat tour through the canals - Visit the Market - Go for a horse-drawn carriage ride - Eat Belgian waffles - Visit the Historium - Try local beer - Visit the chocolate museum - Visit the Lovers' Bridge - Climb up the Belfort Tower Safety: Bruges is a very safe city. Recommendations: Bruges is one of the most beautiful places I have visited.
Posted: September 16, 2022Based on 3 local experiences
Based on 3 local experiences
Bruges is a safe city. But as everywhere, if you’re walking alone at night as a girl, just be alert. I’ve been there a lot and never experienced criminality, not even pickpocket. It’s a beautiful city with nice architecture and lots of shops and restaurants.
Posted: January 9, 2025Bruges is a medieval style city that is quite safe to stay in and walk through. You can walk relatively safely after dark without worrying that something is going to happen. Public transport is very safe for women.
Posted: December 29, 2024Isolde
Hey, I’m Isolde! I study law and I love to travel. I would love to give tips on my town.
Evy
Hello! I'm Evy, 25 years old and living in Bruges, Belgium with my husband. I love nature, mountains and hiking. My dog is my little baby 🐶 Never been on a solo trip yet, but want to do it as soon as possible! Always a little bit scared as a female alone, so i hope to meet other nice woman here 🤞
nele
hey girl i’m nele, but you may also call me nels i’m studying architecture in 5th semester, focusing on historic buildings and monument preservation i love gothic and medieval european architecture and i am a huge fan of architecture and art history i’m a rather quiet person, not drinking alcohol, not smoking, not partying often spending most of my time reading, listening to podcast or going for early morning walks