Enjoy a chilled glass of beer at Duvelorium after exploring the Historium Brugge. It claims to be the only Duvel cafe in the world. One can taste a number of in-house beers which are made at the brewery. It has a gift shop where one can buy various souvenirs. The interiors are well decorated with stained glass design placed as the concave ceiling. It has an expansive terrace area where one can enjoy the city view while enjoying a glass of chilled Belgian beer.

Explore a variety of local brews at 2be in Brugge/The Beerwall in Bruges. As you enter, you cannot miss the beer wall interestingly stacked with numerous beer bottles and glasses. A hotspot for locals as well as tourists, you will find this place packed on all occasions. In the understated yet cozy ambiance, guests can be seen reveling in a cheerful banter over a glass of beer. Sit in their terrace enjoying a chilled mug of beer and admire the overlooking beautiful canal.

If you want a quiet place, then Ma Rica Rokk is not the place to be. This veteran bar has been around for decades and is a popular haunt among students, though you will find a crowd of varying age groups. Set on one of the loveliest Bruges' terraces, it makes a nice spot for people watching as well. This late night watering hole is where you can start your party or end, depending upon your choice. Tipple away on drinks or try to get a hangover cure with a hearty bite. The loud music and banter may not subside over the hours, but then if you are in a mood to party, then enjoy the noise as well.

Herberg Vlissinghe is estimated to be more than 450 years old. The place exudes nuances of history and culture of Bruges. The pub is away from the hustle of the city and hence locals lovingly describe the place where they feel tranquillity. The place has a wonderful, earthy charm to it. It is a great place to enjoy local food and some of the best locally brewed beers. Omer happens to be their famous beer. The place also sells souvenirs such as beer glasses and postcards. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesday. The place does not accept credit cards.It is a must visit when in the city.

At this brewery, in every glass of Brugse Zot there are six generations of brewing tradition, which they have been making since 1856. On the location itself, it has been documented since 1564, that there have been suds created on this spot. There is also a brewery tour offered in several languages and a free beer at the end of the tour.