What makes it 72% Baby-Friendly: Stroller routes, free entry for babies, a restroom changing table, and seating in the lounge ease baby care, but no nursing room or rental gear means parents must bring all supplies.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to explore the chapel, enjoy the garden stroll, and rest in the Scottish Lounge without rushing.
Jerusalem Chapel visit:
Glide through the 15th-century chapel with stroller-friendly routes.
Tip: Bring a soft blanket to muffle echoes and keep baby comfortable during quiet moments.
Medieval Garden stroll:
Push the stroller along cobbled paths in the sunlit private courtyard.
Tip: Visit from April to September for blooming flowers and consider a small picnic on the side benches.
Scottish Lounge break:
Settle in a calm honesty-bar area for nursing or bottle feeding.
Tip: Order a warm drink and use nearby changing table before heading back inside.

Fazil Babajev
A quiet estate that has belonged to the same family for hundreds of years, featuring a stunning private chapel dating back to the 15th century. It's majestic, grand, and rich in history, which is nicely detailed in the small yet delightful museum. Everything is beautifully maintained and thoughtfully showcased. Honestly, this spot deserves a lot more visitors - it’s truly a serene hidden treasur...
Nick Ajderian
Anselm Adorne was a complete renaissance man, a mover and shaker, who travelled from Genoa to Scotland to Bruges to Jerusalem . He's a major character in Dorothy Dunnet's Nicolo series. We were delighted by the maps, artifacts and descriptions. Then we had coffees sitting in Anselm's garden.
George Oprea
The best hidden gem of Bruges! We found out about it during our night tour. A private chapelle from the 15 century, always owned by the same family for 17 generations. Quiet and majestic, with an interesting history that is presented in a small museum
Adele Mcdonnell
Lovely place .you can get a drink and biscuits. Staff was very informative and friendly.
Roca
Beautiful Family domain and private church, full of history and maintained thru several generations. Visited at least three time while visiting Bruges, brought my sister and her husband too and they were impressed. One of the quiet nice places to visit in town!
The garden is best April–September when flowers bloom. In cooler months, plan extra time in the heated lounge.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 adult admissions | EUR 20 |
| Lounge snacks/drinks | EUR 5 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 25 |
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