Getting From The Port of Zeebrugge to Bruges

As one of the most popular places to visit in the world, the medieval city of Bruges attracts millions of visitors per year from all over the globe. With a distance of just 17 kilometres from the port, those travelling to Belgium on a P&O ferry have a variety of options when getting from Zeebrugge to Bruges.

#WhatNext: Two trips in one – try one of these dual holidays in Europe

Beach or city? Town or countryside? With these dual holidays in Europe, you won’t have to choose! These kinds of trips (which are also known as a multi-centre holidays) mean you can visit more than one kind of place in a single getaway. Think mornings people-watching in a buzzing town plaza followed by long afternoons on deserted white-sand beaches, or

#WhatNext: Walking or driving? The best self-guided tours in Europe

As part of our #WhatNext campaign, we’re encouraging travellers to explore the road less travelled. And what better way to do it than with a self-guided tour, where you’ll have the freedom to explore a city at your own pace? In the spirit of spontaneity, we’ve featured destinations that can be discovered on two feet or four wheels – whichever

9 things you can do in one day in Bruges and Ghent

The following post and photos come from Olga of @liolaliola. Brugge and Ghent have been on my travel wish-list list for a very long time. The Flanders’ finest medieval gems that are known for its picturesque architecture, cobbled lanes, dreamy canals, soaring towers and market squares. I couldn’t be more excited when P&O Ferries invited me to on board on

Easy Cycling Holidays in Europe

We love watching the world’s greats defeat the cobbled monsters of the French and Belgian Classics at this time of year – but we need a bit more training before we’re taking on those routes. And while the thought that one day it could be us reaching the top of the Koppenberg, for now we’re happy to spend our holiday

Last Minute February Holidays

Seeing a city from a new, less crowded perspective is one of the top reasons to visit Europe in February. There’s nothing quite like kicking back in front of a roaring fire after a day of exploring famous landmarks – which you’ll often have all to yourself – with a wonderful, wintry backdrop. So give yourself a relaxing treat to

The Pageant of the Golden Tree

The Belgian city of chocolate, waffles and old world architecture, it’s a well-known fact that anyone who visits Bruges can’t help but fall in love. And while it’s already a place set to capture your heart, once every five years, a special event is held to really stir up your senses. Read on to find out all about the Pageant

Early music events: Flanders, Bruges and more

While the term refers to pieces composed between 500 and 1600, early music is far from being stuck in the past. In fact, today’s early music scene – spanning medieval, renaissance and baroque genres – is thriving, bringing together a huge number of instruments in harmonious and immersive performances. A number of talented musicians are taking to the stage this

Bruges: The Perfect Place For A Post-Christmas Getaway

Often, the best thing about Christmas is the dramatic build up to the big day. Throughout November and December, it’s easy to get wrapped up in all the little things that make the festive season extra special, from sipping cinnamon-spiked lattes to adorning snow-flocked trees with kaleidoscopic baubles. Before you know it, it’s December 25th and the holidays have whizzed

A Weekend in Bruges: Belgium’s Fairy-Tale City

A picture-perfect destination with astounding architecture, a weekend in Bruges will give you access to a cultural melting pot brimming with old-world charm. Located to the northwest of Belgium, this beautiful city boasts more than its fair share of flawlessly preserved medieval buildings and iconic Gothic landmarks – and all just over an hour’s drive from Calais.. Whether it’s taking

European River Tours

European river tours can offer a new perspective of some of Europe’s most beautiful locations and landmarks, while offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. From a gentle canal cruise through the Dutch capital of Amsterdam to moonlight meanderings through Paris, the boat ride of your dreams is within grasp.

The Best Museums in Bruges

Horse-drawn carriages trundle along Bruges‘ cobbled streets while the majestic belfry tower, a proud symbol of the city, rises high into the sky from the picturesque market square. This old-world charm is a key appeal for tourists, and today, many of the city’s more modern features pay tribute to the city’s fine heritage.

Driving in Europe this Summer

Exploring some of Europe’s most scenic driving routes couldn’t be easier when starting your journey with P&O Ferries. No matter which port you are sailing into, join a path to discovery and be wowed by vibrant cities, areas of natural beauty and fascinating historical sites. To help inspire your next trip, we have put together some ideas for driving in

Top City Breaks in January  

Whether you’re looking to beat those January blues or keep to your travel resolutions, a European city break is the perfect way to start the new year in style. From the vibrant colours of National Tulip Day in Amsterdam to the cobbled pavements of Bruges and the cosy pubs of Dublin; if you’re looking for city breaks in January, this

Beautiful Churches in Belgium

If you can’t get enough of Gothic naves, or you’re constantly on the look out for stunning stained glass windows, finding beautiful churches in Belgium might be the perfect holiday for you. With some of the most striking cathedrals in the world, this European country is full of hugely important and historic places of worship, and you can reach it

Stunning UNESCO Sites in Europe

UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites showcases both mankind’s greatest architectural achievements and the planet’s most naturally stunning landscapes, making them some of the most awe-inspiring places to visit on earth. While you may never be able to see all of the sites scattered around the globe (there are over a thousand at time of writing), there are many located