Belgium 3-Day Itinerary: Brussels, Bruges, & Ghent

Bruges City Hall is located in the same plaza as Basilica of the Holy Blood.

Basilica of the Holy Blood is located in the same plaza as Bruges City Hall.

Rosary Quay is a stunning picturesque street and area, the perfect place to snap some photos and wander around.

Boniface Bridge is a little hidden down a back alley.

Church of our Lady is located in the same plaza as Boniface Bridge.

Minnewater Park is a beautiful park where two canals meet, offering a magical experience, especially during the Christmas season, with an ice rink and a bar overlooking the water.

Grote Market has the iconic and classic Belgium colorful buildings lining the square.

Belfry of Brugge is a beautiful building where you can pay €15 to climb up the 366 steps and have amazing views.

Gravensteen is an unreal castle preserved from the 10th century that has a moat and everything.

Friday Market is a beautiful little plaza.

NT Ghent is a beautiful performing Arts Theater.

St Bavo's Cathedral offers some stunning views.

Belfry of Ghent was built between 1313 and 1380 and cost €11 to go up.

St Nicholas's Cathedral is right next to Korenmarkt.

Korenmarkt is one of the main roads to walk along for shopping and restaurants.

From St Michael's bridge, you can see St Michael's Church.

St Michael's Church is located right behind St Michael's bridge.

The Grand Palace is probably the most iconic thing to see in all of Brussels.

Brussels Town Hall is located at the Grand Palace.

The King's house, now holds the Brussels City Museum, at the Grand Palace.

The Brussels City Museum is located in the King's house at the Grand Palace.

The galleries royalist St Hubert is an arcade hall with all of Belgium's famous chocolate shops like Mary, Neuhaus, Pierre and Marcolini.