私人汽车接送从 Bruges 到 Ghent

The distance between Bruges and Ghent is approximately 25 miles (40 km), and the private transfer takes about 50 minutes. This short journey connects two of Belgium's most beautiful medieval cities in the Flanders region.

Both cities are medieval gems with stunning Gothic architecture, historic canals, and well-preserved city centers. Bruges is often called the "Venice of the North," while Ghent offers a more authentic, less touristy medieval atmosphere.

While Bruges is more tourist-focused and perfectly preserved, Ghent is a living medieval city with a large university population. Ghent offers more authentic local experiences, better value dining, and fewer crowds while maintaining stunning architecture.

Both cities offer exceptional Belgian chocolate, waffles (try Liege-style), famous Belgian beers, frites with various sauces, and local specialties. Ghent is particularly known for its traditional waterzooi stew and jenever gin.

Ghent's highlights include the impressive Gravensteen Castle, Saint Bavo's Cathedral with the famous Ghent Altarpiece, the medieval guild houses along the Graslei, and the vibrant Korenmarkt square. The city has excellent museums and vibrant student life.

Absolutely! The short travel time makes it perfect for visiting both cities in one day. Many travelers base themselves in one city and take day trips to the other, or visit both as part of a broader Belgian tour.

Spring through early fall offers the best weather for walking and sightseeing. Summer can be crowded in Bruges, while Ghent remains more relaxed. Both cities are beautiful year-round, with Christmas markets adding winter charm.

The route passes through typical Flemish landscapes with flat agricultural fields, traditional farmhouses, and small villages. While brief, you'll see Belgium's characteristic countryside and possibly stop at the border town of Kortrijk or Oudenaarde.