If you are trying to find high quality, handmade lace, then you have come to the right place. Brugge’s specialty is bobbin lace; it is very expensive and not easy to find, but it is worth it. At Romantic Lace, you can buy little souvenirs, napkins, tapestries, and tablecloths - there is something for everyone. When buying lace you should be careful, as not all of it is handmade.

Papyrus Antiques, located on Walplein street, is a shop that you must visit without doubt. It mostly specializes in silverware and old jewelry; the items are very fine and have entertaining historical backgrounds. Here, you can find coffeepots and candlesticks, which date from the 18th century and were made by silversmiths of the Belgian Royal Family. Russian, Chinese, Indian, and even Japanese silverware can be purchased at Papyrus Antiques.

If you are a private collector or just an art addict, you should check out Jean Moust Old Master Paintings. This little shop offers a large collection of amazing Flemish and Dutch paintings from the 17th century. In those times, painters came to Brugge from Antwerp, Brussels, Amsterdam and many other well known artistic centers. If you have some extra cash, pay a visit to the Old Master Paintings.

The land of chocolate, Brugge swims in a sea of wonderful, luscious chocolate waves. Brugge is well known for its vast variety of chocolate shops, one of these being The Old Chocolate House. Here, heavenly delights are handmade from fresh cream and cocoa butter. In addition to chocolate, you can buy gingerbread, cookies, and marzipan. The staff will make sure that your purchase is wrapped up neatly and carefully.

Big fan of antiques? Then you have come to the perfect place. Right in the heart of the medieval town of Brugge, Antique Tiles offers treasures that can not be found anywhere else in the world. Specializing in decorated ceramic tiles, the shop also offers furniture, art, and curiosities. Most of the items are unique and can be perfect as gifts or souvenirs, so you can spoil yourself or your loved ones.

The Bottle Shop is paradise for those who can't live without beer. When most of the tourists bring home chocolate and lace from Brugge, you can be unique and bring home some Belgian beer. The Bottle Shop offers the best of Brugge and Belgium, which is known to produce more than 700 types of beer. At the shop, you will discover that one or two bottles can be wrapped up nicely in a special gift pack. Glasses with the name of your chosen beer are also available. Check out the Bottle Shop and bring some Belgian taste home!

Brugge Fine Paintings is a two-in-one facility; it houses an art gallery and an international art boutique. The shop specializes in the 19th century romantic and impressionist paintings, and its collections are, indeed, worth boasting of. Here you can find seascapes and still-life paintings. The shop’s staff is really knowledgeable; you will receive excellent service and you can learn more about how to take care of a painting or obtain advice about framing and insuring your newly purchased artworks.

This is the typical tourist shop all of you have been waiting for. At M. Moret Souvenirs you can choose from a wide range of options. You can get a plush souvenir in Belgium’s national colors, or a bag or key-ring from the collection of Robin Ruth, all of which are available in a variety of styles. Ashtrays, beer glasses, beer goblets, plates, and mugs are also available. Interested? Come and see for yourself - the shop is located on Vlamingstraat street, near the Markt.