Best Things to Do in Bruges, solo trip

Bargeplein is 67% Solo-Friendly

The bridge scenery, free park access, bike hire and tour departures give a solo visitor enough to fill an hour, but the spot is small and functions mainly as a coach park.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Boudewijn Seapark is 67% Solo-Friendly

A solo guest can watch three marine mammal shows, ride the Orca coaster and try VR without group; yet most attractions focus on children, so the experience may feel childish.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 days

Groencentrum Brugge is 66% Solo-Friendly

A solo traveler can spend an hour photographing plants, asking free gardening advice, and shopping; level floors and free entry make it easy and low-cost.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Castle Moerkerke is 66% Solo-Friendly

A solo traveler can enjoy the four-course castle restaurant, join the free Moerkerke walk and wander the park, but limited interior access and variable opening hours reduce overall value.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Flixbus is 60% Solo-Friendly

The FlixBus stop is next to Bruges station, has shelter, benches and easy ticketing, so a solo traveler can board smoothly; limited seating and no sightseeing value reduce appeal.

Recommended visit duration: 30–45 minutes

De Toverplaneet is 20% Solo-Friendly

Unless you accompany a child, you will find only children’s play structures and a small café, so entertainment, social interaction, and adult-oriented exhibits are virtually absent.

Diep in de Zee is 11% Solo-Friendly

The playground targets ages 0–12; a solo adult can only sit in the tea-room, so activities are nearly absent and staff discourage unaccompanied adults for safety.