Club Brugge tickets at the Jan Breydel Stadium

Club Brugge tickets: football and a UNESCO old town

No other European club pairs regular Champions League football with a city like this. Bruges is a medieval town of canals, gabled houses and a belfry, listed by UNESCO in its entirety — and Club Brugge, the dominant Belgian side of recent years, play twenty minutes from the market square.

The Jan Breydel Stadium holds around 29,000, is shared with city rivals Cercle Brugge, and the Blue Army in the home end make it one of the loudest grounds in the Low Countries.

What we arrange for your Club Brugge match break

• Jupiler Pro League home fixtures, plus European nights when Club Brugge qualify
• Hotels inside the old town, a bus ride or a long walk from the ground
• Tickets on their own or the full package with accommodation, also for groups

Getting there and what else to do

Brussels airport is around ninety minutes away by train, Bruges has direct connections to Ghent, Antwerp and Lille, and London is reachable via Brussels on the Eurostar. In the city itself: the canals, the Groeningemuseum, the beer halls and the Sunday markets.

The rivalry with Anderlecht is the biggest fixture in Belgian football, and the city derby against Cercle is played in the same stadium — see RSC Anderlecht and our Jupiler Pro League overview.

How to book

Send us the fixture, your dates and the number of tickets, and we will come back with a concrete offer.