Bruges welcomes your conference

Bruges, where heritage meets innovation

Small but oh-so-perfect. Bruges’s compact size is its greatest asset. The city, tucked away in a landscape with plenty of canals, lush green parks and gardens, and whose historical and cultural heritage is second to none, has a lot to offer for your conference.

The city centre is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, your delegates enjoy exceptional venues, marvellous boutique hotels and many cultural attractions, all within walking distance of each other.

Exquise Michelin-starred restaurants and trendy foodie hotspots next to the world famous chocolate and beer corners make Bruges also the perfect place to pamper your delegates’ taste buds. Speaking about taste: offer your delegates a welcome reception in the impressive Gothic City Hall. An experience they will remember for a long time!

Learn more about Bruges as a hosting city for your conference? Watch the video and contact Visit Bruges Convention Bureau with the form below.

Who are your guides in this video?

Prof Dr Elegast Monbaliu is professor in Neurorehabilitation Sciences at KU Leuven Campus Brugge. He is an internationally recognised expert in this field, and received several awards for his scientific work.

Professor Dr Bernard Dan is Chair of the European Academy Childhood Disability and Editor in Chief of Mac Keith Press in London. That was also the place he came from, straight by train to Bruges.

Jasmine Kestens is Head of MICE at Visit Bruges Convention Bureau. Her motto is "work hard, play hard". As an association looking for a conference venue you will only notice the first two words.