We had been to Ypres a couple of times and had never visited The Flanders Museum so this was a good opportunity Read Less

Spoilt by late arriving , 40 dollar charge for shuttle service and early leaving.. there was little time to enjoy beautiful Bruges Read Less

As our son lives in Belgium we have visited many times so we arranged to meet him in Blankenberge which is a pretty resort and spent the day there. Read Less

Great city to spend a little time in, walk around, catch your breath. Read Less

We shared a taxi to Brugge and did this on our own which was great as it's a small town. We took a long boat ride, had a great lunch with exceptional Belgium beer, walked the streets, visited the churches. Michaelangelo's Madonna is great especially in context with the other madonnas in the church. Read Less

Loved Brugge and Brussels Read Less

did not get off as not enough time here Read Less

Princess messed up, so we only got a couple hours here, but it was by far our favorite port. We managed to get a cab into Bruges after Princess cancelled our scheduled tour and had a great time walking around town, tasting beers and eating chocolate. Would LOVE to go back to Belgium and hopefully make it to Brussels next time too. Read Less

Brussels is one of my favorite cities. The Grand Place never ceases to amaze. Read Less

free buses are good Read Less

It was about a 15 minute stroll from the railway station and a very nice centre to stroll around. Read Less

We were most pleasantly surprised at this port f call and what an amazing beech in Bleckinburg. The town was lovely and we found a lovely place to have some waffles and coffee.The cake and sweets shops were amazing. Definitely worth a visit. Read Less

Surprisingly nice. Another city to vist on our own. Read Less

OK Read Less

The costs for excursions are too over priced. Read Less

Worth it to travel to Brugges on your own without paying for the ship's excursion. easy to take a taxi for 40 euros Read Less

Having been to Bruges before, we decided to walk around Blankenberg which was lovely. We walked along the seafront on a cold and windy day. Hot chocolate in a lovely café was most welcome. If you have never been to Bruges before, then I suggest you take the train from Blankenberg - its an easy, short trip. Read Less

Have been before so we new what to expect and how to get there Read Less

You dock at Zeebrugge and we took a shuttle into town where you are dropped off round the corner from the rail station. The shuttle took about 15 mins and the train about 10 or so. It cost something like 6 Euros return on the train so saved a lot instead of paying P&O to take us all the way on an excursion. It was also far quicker by train but if you have mobility issues then it's probably better to take an excursion. Read Less

A bit of fun with buses and train but an enjoyable stop. Ships excursions way too expensive. Read Less

I was medevacced to hospital so am unable to comment Read Less

The shuttle bus now drops you in the heart of Blankenberge, meaning the trip to Brugges is really easy - cross the road to the train station and pay 5 euros for a ticket. We actually looked araound Blankenburg instead as we have done Brugges before. It is a nice town with a typical seaside resort feel, including the Crazy Golf which was very entertaining. There are lots of chocolate shops around for getting the prezzies for family. Read Less

Zeebrugge A number of places of interest are within easy reach of Zeebrugge. A trip to Bruges is undoubtedly a highlight - a fascinating medieval city, with opportunities to indulge in beer and chocolate too ! Read Less

We stayed on the ship in zebrugge as we had visited Brugge before and seemed a lot of hassle to make your own way in and the ship tours were expensive. Read Less

Took cab into city center, walked the city took canal boat ride, wonderful lace shops. had curry chicken and french fries that were to die for at a small little restaurant. Read Less