Solo il meglio del Belgio: Bruxelles - Bruges - Anversa. Colazioni e cancellazioni opzionali e non incluse. from 829 €

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829 €

Based on 2 adults

Created: Saturday, June 13, 2026 - Departure: Saturday, September 12, 2026

Destinations: Brussels, Belgium , Bruges, Belgium , Antwerp, Belgium

Tour romantico in Belgio: Bruxelles, Bruges e Anversa

Numero di passeggeri: 2 adulti – 0 bambini

Itinerario e servizi inclusi

Arrivo a Bruxelles
Trasferimento incluso: trasporto dall’aeroporto di Fiumicino (Roma) a Brussels National Airport, con assistenza di base e indicazioni per il raggiungimento del centro città.
Soggiorno a Bruxelles – 1 notte
Sistemazione presso Novotel Brussels City Centre (Bruxelles, Belgio).
Servizi indicativi: camera doppia con bagno privato, Wi‑Fi, colazione a buffet, posizione centrale ideale per visitare Grand Place, Galeries Royales e zona Sainte-Catherine.
Trasferimento verso Bruges
Trasferimento incluso: trasporto dalla stazione Brussels-North a Bruges, con viaggio confortevole e tempi utili per il check‑in in hotel.
Soggiorno a Bruges – 2 notti
Sistemazione presso Hotel Biskajer by CW Hotel Collection (Bruges, Belgio).
Servizi indicativi: camera doppia accogliente, atmosfera romantica nel centro storico, colazione continentale, facile accesso ai canali, al Markt e al Belfort.
Trasferimento verso Anversa
Trasferimento incluso: trasporto da Bruges ad Antwerp Rooseveltplaats, in posizione comoda per raggiungere a piedi il centro e l’hotel.
Soggiorno ad Anversa – 2 notti
Sistemazione presso BANKS Antwerp (Anversa, Belgio).
Servizi indicativi: boutique hotel di design, camera doppia moderna, Wi‑Fi, posizionato tra le vie dello shopping, il quartiere della moda e la Cattedrale di Nostra Signora.
Assicurazione di viaggio
Copertura Unipol Sai Medico Bagaglio, con protezione per spese mediche di emergenza, assistenza in viaggio e copertura per smarrimento o danneggiamento del bagaglio (secondo condizioni di polizza).

Resumen del viaje

Un itinerario pensato per due adulti che desiderano scoprire il meglio del Belgio in modo confortevole e ben organizzato. Si parte da Bruxelles, cuore istituzionale e culturale del Paese, dove pernotterete in posizione centrale, perfetta per una passeggiata serale tra Grand Place illuminata, locali tipici e cioccolaterie artigianali.

Il viaggio prosegue verso Bruges, la perla romantica delle Fiandre, con i suoi canali, le facciate medievali e le atmosfere intime: il soggiorno in un hotel raccolto e curato renderà speciale ogni momento. Infine, raggiungerete Anversa, città creativa e vivace, famosa per i diamanti, la moda e l’arte fiamminga. Il soggiorno in un boutique hotel di design completerà un tour equilibrato tra cultura, gastronomia, relax e comodità, sempre supportato da un’assicurazione medico‑bagaglio pensata per viaggiare in serenità.

Consigli di lettura e guide per preparare il viaggio

Guide di viaggio
“Belgio e Lussemburgo” – Lonely Planet: panoramica completa su Bruxelles, Fiandre e Vallonia, con suggerimenti pratici, mappe e itinerari tematici.
“Bruges & Ghent” – Eyewitness: guida illustrata con fotografie e mappe dettagliate, particolarmente utile per esplorare Bruges a piedi.
Approfondimenti culturali
“Le Fiandre: Arte, Storia e Paesaggi”: testo dedicato alla pittura fiamminga, alle città d’arte e al contesto storico delle Fiandre.
“Bruxelles da scoprire”: guida tascabile con percorsi tematici tra quartieri, musei, cioccolaterie e birrerie tradizionali.
Consigli pratici prima della partenza
Consultare i siti ufficiali di Visit Brussels, Visit Bruges e Visit Antwerpen per eventi in corso, mostre, mercatini e informazioni aggiornate su trasporti locali e card turistiche.

Your day to day

12 Sep

Transport from Rome to Brussels

Departure

10:10

Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

2h 15m

12:25

Brussels Natl (BRU)

> 1 PC

Transport: SN3176

Cabin Class: Economy

12 Sep

1. Brussels

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About the destination: From its awe-inspiring medieval heart to its 21st-century shrine to Surrealism, the new Magritte Museum, Brussels provides visitors with much more than just beer and chocolate, defying its unfortunate dull reputation as the home of EU bureaucrats. In fact, Brussels is a vibrant, innovative city. Its compact city center is filled with bars, restaurants, and museums lining cobblestone streets. Unsurprisingly, most tourists flock to the Grand-Place. With its elaborate Flemish guild houses, imposing Town Hall, and lively ambiance, it would be hard to find a more stunning square in all of Europe. It rightfully holds a spot as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is the city’s crowning glory. Venture next to the nearby Royal and Sablon districts, bustling with art galleries and antique shops. Ditch your map and wander down countless side streets, uncovering flea markets, art-deco houses, and boutique shops. The Bruxellois take pride in their modest, intellectual sense of humor, underlined by a deep appreciation for the absurd. The city has a longstanding romance with the Surrealist art movement, led by René Magritte, and with classic comic strips, embodied by Hergé's boy hero, Tintin. There's a poignant irony in the fact that the city's most famous landmark is the Manneken-Pis, a small statue of a urinating boy. Meanwhile, all of this coexists with world-class art collections, exquisite cuisine including mussels, fries, waffles and whelks, some of Europe’s finest and unique beers (literally, there are thousands of varieties), and master chocolatiers. The city’s cultural calendar is filled with events for everyone, from the massive, boisterous Foire du Midi street fair every July brimming with stalls and fairground attractions to the legendary Christmas Market that takes center stage in the Place Sainte Catherine with 240 stalls, a skating rink, a Ferris wheel, and numerous rides. One of the biggest events is Art Brussels, showcasing the city’s edgier, creative side and a hub for art connoisseurs from around the world. If you’re a Euro-loving national, check out the European Quarter, centered around Schuman and the Berlaymont. Its most vibrant part is the Place du Luxembourg: all its bars fill up around 6pm on weekdays with some of the 20,000 diplomats, politicians, and civil servants who live in the city after Brussels became the center of international politics following WWII. Open your eyes and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by all that Brussels has to offer.

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12 Sep

Hotel

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Novotel Brussels City Centre

Brussels - Show on map > 0.1 miles from Center

8.4

Very good

8925

Casino

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Restaurant

Standard Double Room, Accessible,1 Double Bed,NonSmoking

ROOM ONLY

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13 Sep

Transport from Brussels to Bruges

13:10

Brussels-North station

1h 25m

14:35

Bruges

Operated by: FLIXNL

Cabin Class: Economy

13 Sep

2. Bruges

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About the destination: Bruges is Europe's hidden gem. It stands as the most well-preserved example of northern Renaissance architecture in Europe, with its romantic canals and stunning facades rivaled only by its art. Bruges is like an inside-out museum, presented with a delicate touch and subtlety that most curators can only aspire to. After sunset, the buildings and canals are beautifully lit, creating a breathtaking sight. The town center is the Markt, a stunning square overseen by the impressive Beffroi, a medieval bell tower and one of the city's most iconic symbols. For a stunning view of the city's circular boundary, ascend the steps of the Beffroi. The 14th-century Stadhuis, or town hall, is a prime example of flamboyant Gothic architecture. Many Flemish masters worked in Bruges, and some of their masterpieces are housed in the superb Groeninge Museum. The impeccably preserved medieval tower of Our Lady's Church is the tallest tower in Bruges. The Church of our Lady houses Michelangelo's tender Madonna and Child, and also features an incredibly ornate wooden pulpit. Situated in the right-hand corner of Burg Square, the Basilica of the Holy Blood, built in 1150, consists of a Romanesque lower chapel and a Gothic upper chapel. The two levels are strikingly different: the Romanesque lower level is austere with minimal decoration, while the Gothic upper level is vibrant with colorful detail. The two chapels are connected by a grand brick staircase, which ascends behind the grand facade facing the square. The current stairs and facade are 19th-century reconstructions of the 1533 Renaissance versions, which were demolished during the French occupation following the French Revolution. The Minnewater, also known as the Lake of Love, and its beautiful park are among the first sights you see when arriving in Bruges by train or coach. The lake and surrounding park provide a perfect escape from the city's busy sights and streets. The many resident swan pairs add the finishing touch to its romantic character. At the Lake of Love, Bruges appears even more picturesque than usual. Bruges, with its charming medieval character, is truly unique. As you wander its alleys, picturesque canals, and green ramparts, you can't help but fall deeply in love with its elegant mystery.

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13 Sep

Hotel

2 Nights

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Hotel Biskajer by CW Hotel Collection

Bruges - Show on map > 0.5 miles from Center

9

Very good

2418

Parking

Elevator

Safe

Double room. Economic

ROOM ONLY

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15 Sep

Transport from Bruges to Antwerp

14:20

Bruges

1h 35m

15:55

Antwerp Rooseveltplaats

Operated by: FLIXNL

Cabin Class: Economy

15 Sep

3. Antwerp

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About the destination: Antwerp is located on the eastern bank of the River Scheldt, which connects to the North Sea via the Westerschelde estuary. The city has one of the largest seaports in Europe. Antwerp has long been an important city in the Low Countries, both economically and culturally. Its appeal comes from its unique mix of styles and people. First there’s the no-nonsense part of town around Centraal Station; the shipping, diamond, and garment industries are based here. Then there’s the art and culture that wealth has brought over the centuries. Flemish Old Masters, especially native son Rubens, are well represented. Finally, there is the vast port with its smokestacks on the horizon. There is more to see and do in Antwerp than in any other Belgian city. Start with a walk through the oude stad (old town), beginning at Grote Markt, where the Stadhuis (town hall) stands as a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture. The nearby Cathedral of Our Lady has a spectacular Gothic tower. Its interior is richly decorated with stained glass and it houses some of Rubens’s most famous paintings. Close by is the Steen, a beautiful storybook fortress dating from the 12th century. The Plantin-Moretus Museum is a delightful must-see. In the 16th century, Plantin turned printing into an art, and most of his tools and presses are on display here. The picturesque courtyard and Rubens paintings also make the visit worthwhile. Be sure to visit Rubenshuis, one of the best museums of its kind in the world. Rubens lived and worked for nearly 30 years in this sumptuous house. His studio is exquisitely furnished and richly stocked with art treasures. Few tourists make it to Cogels-Osylei, an avenue lined with an uninterrupted sequence of Art Nouveau mansions, each seeming to outdo the last in architectural fantasy. Antwerp is a highly cultural and vibrant city. Discover for yourself this lively trading, artistic, and cultural center with the distinctive atmosphere of a world port: cosmopolitan, slightly exotic, and at the same time very welcoming.

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15 Sep

Hotel

2 Nights

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