The 6 Best Chocolate Walking Tours in Bruges

1.2-Hour Historical Walking Tour in Bruges with Praline Included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 291 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $3Our pick

Walk Bruges with local guides such as Peter or Joost, covering Burg Square, the Markt, canals, churches, breweries, chocolate shops, and medieval back streets. Expect a relaxed two-hour overview, lively stories, practical food tips, and a praline when the partner shop is open.

“Joost our guide was fabulous. He was so knowledgeable and had a great sense of humor. Told many wonderful stories and made great recommendation. We would highly recommend him”

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2.History, Chocolate and Beer Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 65 reviews · 3h 30m · from $64

Walk Bruges with local guides such as Louis, Hilda, Martin, or Jonathan, visiting the Market Square, Beguinage, St. John’s Hospital, and more. Watch pralines being made, sample chocolate, then tour Bourgogne des Flandres brewery and enjoy a beer beside the canals.

“Hilde was fabulous. Very charming and knowledgable and had she had lots of anecdotes. Very enjoyable.”

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3.2-Hour Medieval Walk and Chocolate Tasting in Bruges

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 48 reviews · from $3

Meet in Bruges’ Markt for a roughly two-hour Spanish-language walk through the medieval center. You’ll see Belfort, Burg Square, Gruuthusestraat, Halve Maan Brewery, Notre Dame, the Beguinage, and Minnewater, with a craft chocolate tasting included. A voluntary guide contribution is expected.

“There were no clear instructions. We waited at the tower for nearly 30 minutes but didn’t see anyone with a yellow and red umbrella. After returning an hour later, we finally saw someone with the umbrella, but he was just a Spanish guide who had no idea about an English or any other language guided tour. In the end, we didn’t use this service, despite having purchased tickets in advance.”

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4.Historical walk in Bruges with local guide. Praline included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 31 reviews · from $3

Meet your English-speaking guide at Bruges Market, in front of the Belfry, for a two-hour walk through the Burg, Markt, Dijver canal, Tanners Square, and more. Hear stories about Vikings, trade, art, and local customs, then enjoy a Sukerbuyc praline, except on Mondays.

“This tour was fantastic! Our guide was very knowledgeable, told fascinating stories about the different sites and monuments and had a great sense of humor. He made history fun, even for the kids. Highly recommend this tour to create lasting memories of Brugge!”

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5.Secrets of Bruges: Walking Tour With a Chocolate and Waffle Bite

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 27 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $3

Walk through Bruges with an English-speaking guide such as Steve, Steven, Artur, or Gosia, depending on the date. Expect lively stories at the Belfort, Burg Square, fish market, canals, Our Lady’s Church, Saint John’s Hospital, and De Halve Maan Brewery, plus small chocolate and waffle tastings.

“We had such a fantastic time on Artur’s walking tour of Bruges! From the very beginning, communication was super easy—he was quick to respond after booking and gave clear directions, which made finding him stress-free. Artur is funny, charismatic, and has a natural way of bringing the history of Bruges to life. He kept both adults and kids engaged the whole time with stories, humor, and interesting details that we never would have noticed on our own. His passion for the city really shines through, and his energy made the tour feel personal and lively rather than scripted. If you’re visiting Bruges, don’t hesitate—Artur is the guide you want. Highly…”

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6.Bruges Beer and Chocolate Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 3 reviews · 4 hours · from $104

Meet your English or Dutch-speaking guide at Bruges’ Burg square for a four-hour walk through the city. Visit Straffe Hendrick brewery, taste Belgian beers with small dishes, sample chocolates, and take a canal boat ride. Guide Eddie has earned praise for his energy and clear explanations.

“Op zich plezant, mooi weer en Brugge is prachtig. Maar de gids zelf kon niet zoveel vertellen over de geschiedenis van Brugge. De pralines, het bootje en het museum was leuk maar we hadden graag wat meer uitleg gekregen over de pralines en het culinaire van de frietjes en de tapas was een beetje de weinig. ik denk dat er andere mogelijkheden zijn met meer culinaire en geschiedkundige waarde die niet perse extra budget vragen (ik denk aan een wafel of een oud cafe of brugse kaas ofzo...”

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