Best Things to Do in Bruges, with kids

Groencentrum Brugge is 48% Kids-Friendly

Children may enjoy colorful displays and occasional craft workshops, yet there is no play area, food service, or child-oriented programming, so visits must be short and supervised.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Duvelorium Belgian Beer Bar is 48% Kids-Friendly

Children are admitted and can drink soft drinks, but the venue is a beer-focused bar with no play area, kids’ menu, or entertainment; longer visits may bore kids and noise may bother others.

Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours

Flixbus is 47% Kids-Friendly

Older children are welcome and can ride with their own seat, yet the stop lacks play space and on-board toilets lack changing tables, so waiting may feel long and restless.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

Castle Moerkerke is 43% Kids-Friendly

Children can run in the park or use a hired bouncy castle during booked family events, yet no public play area, few kid menu details and sporadic opening times limit suitability.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Torture Museum Oude Steen Brugge is 40% Kids-Friendly

Kids may enter free under 11, yet realistic mannequins, screams, and bloody devices often terrify under-12s; no play zones, no kid audio guide, and staff advise caution for sensitive children.

Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours

Chocolate 'n Beer in Bruges North | Workshops & Private Events is 29% Kids-Friendly

Workshop admits only children age 12+ and demands one-to-one adult supervision; full adult price, hot tools, alcohol context, no play zone or stroller space. Under-12s turned away.

The Monk is 22% Kids-Friendly

Children are probably allowed with parents, but the late opening hours, alcohol-centric menu, loud match crowds, absence of kids dishes, and lack of play space make visits tiring and unrewarding.