About Cultural Tours

SAMPLE ITINERARY Day 1  - Departure from the UK in the morning - On arrival in Ghent, rehearsal for your concert as part of the festival Ghent combines the charms of its medieval city centre with the buzz of a university and working town. In a unique way, Ghent has managed to preserve its medieval power while keeping up with the times.
The heart of town is dominated by impressive medieval buildings: the imposing Belfry, gothic Cathedral, Castle of the Counts of Flanders and all the old Guild houses along the bank of the medieval harbour.

- Afternoon Concert as part of the Ghent festival - Free evening to enjoy the Ghent Festival - Overnight Ghent

Day 2 
- Morning visit of the Castle of the Counts
- Afternoon Concert as part of the Ghent festival
- Optional farewell dinner or evening boat trip on the lit-up canals
- Overnight Ghent

Day 3
-Travel back to the UK with stop in the medieval town of Bruges

Bruges is a splendid medieval town criss-crossed by numerous canals. This "Venice of the North" is now an official UNESCO Heritage site. Bruges got its City charter as early as 1128 when the city started building new walls and canals. Bruges was already an important cloth town at the beginning of the thirteenth century and hanseatic ships filled the harbour. The first merchant fleet from Genoa appeared in the port of Bruges in 1277, providing Bruges with a main link to the Mediterranean.

- Arrival back in the UK in the evening.