Concertgebouw Circuit

 Individual

• € 10
• € 5 for youngsters under 26 years or with an European Disability Card
• free for children under 6 and citizens of Bruges, Friends and members of The Keys. 

• Every Saturday and Sunday from 10h to 18h (tickets available until 17h)
• During the Belgian holidays open every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 14h to 18h and on Saturday and Sunday from 10h till 18h. (tickets until 17h) 

Guided tour 

Unfortunately, guided tours are not yet available (COVID-19). Visitors will, however, receive an attractive Concertgebouw Circuit brochure that contains all the necessary information.  

• € 12
• € 6 for youngsters under 26 years or with an European Disability Card
• free for children under 6 and citizens of Bruges, Friends and members of The Keys.  

• Tickets can be purchased until 14h on the day itself.
  Buy your tickets online, at the Concertgebouw box office (same opening hours as the Circuit) or at the In&Uit Brugge Tourist Office.
• Duration: approximately 90minutes
• Every Wednesday till Friday at 16h in Dutch or English (depending on the language preference of the majority of the participants).
• Max. 20 people.
• In Dutch or English (according to the composition of the group)

Groups (from 15 persons)

• Your guide immerses you in the astonishing architecture and the art collection of the Concertgebouw. 
• Info and reservation: rondleidingen@concertgebouw.be

We guarantee you a safe and enjoyable exploration of the Concertgebouw. Thanks to additional hygienic precautions, extra stickers and adapted public flows, your tour – including a relaxing visit to our Concertgebouw café with its terrace on 't Zand – will be entirely in accordance with the imposed measures.

Together we can ensure a safe and enjoyable exploration of the Concertgebouw Circuit.

• Postpone your visit if you are ill.
• Before you enter the building, disinfect your hands at the gel stand provided for this purpose.
• Keep at least 1.5 meters away from staff and from other visitors who do not belong to your bubble.
• Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly.
• If you have to cough or sneeze, do so into the inside of your elbow.
• You have to wear a facemask
• Before you manipulate each of the interactive installations, disinfect your hands once again at the gel stands provided for this purpose.
• If your visit is moving faster than that of the visitor bubble in front of you, pass them at a suitable place, always maintaining a distance of at least 1.5 metres.
• If possible, avoid using the lifts.