Hi Erica so you have a powered wheelchair? The town of Bruges is best suited for walking tour as there are narrow roads (sometimes suitable for single vehicle).Car parking in the old town is hard to find specially during peak seasons. There are roads with cobbled stones which may be difficult for wheelchair.

Most cruise ships arrive at Zeebrugge, on the coast. Bruges is about 17 miles inland. there is train service from nearby Blankenberg to Bruges and you could walk from the railway station. If you pre-arrange a guided tour on line, many of them will pick you up at the cruise terminal.

Hello, depends on when you're coming to Bruges? At the moment (October) on Saturday @ 14h30 and Sunday @ 10h30.

Good afternoon, No, these walking tours are conducted in Dutch, French and English. The guides are hired by the tourist office in Bruges. Spanish speaking guides are available, but you'll need to book a private guide, at least one week in advance, which is € 75,00 per guide. There are companies that offer Spanish speaking guides (not official town guides), such as Buendia Tours or Deluxe Free Tours: Kindest regards

Hello, The tours depart from the tourist office on 't Zand square (Concert hall). Time of departure depends. In October on Saturday @ 14h30 and Sunday @ 10h30. Kindest regards

There are multiple free walking tours in Bruges, but this item is about the paid walking tour, offered by the tourist office and conducted by qualified guides.

If you want a free Spanish speaking walking tour you should contact Deluxe Free Tours. This item is about the paid walking tour, in Dutch, French or English, conducted by official town guides.

the tour we took was at 10am