i will start with the bad - not consistent with language offerings...some things have translations in many languages some things just Dutch. Most things NOT in English (which is fine but...) Items on display are more about dutch history and less about the house and its time period very few items on display would like more access to other parts... More

Very interesting house with very grand rooms, ceilings and other features. We used the Brugge City Card to get in as many places in 48hours and saved over 50% on entry fees. More

We thought this would show what the house was like when it was lived in - a nobleman's house. Instead there were a lot of boring displays with a lot of reading to understand what they were. Have to agree with other comments - not worth it, stay outside, much nicer and more interesting! More

I was expecting more of a fine medieval mansion and was disappointed to find a bare minimum of references and artifacts reflecting it's use as a home. The connecting chapel into the Church of Our Lady was not lighted enough to see and did not have any photos of what it looks like form the inside of the church. More

The building is really lovely, and the main collection has some interesting embroideries and sculptures. When we were there in July 2011, the entire top floor had an exhibition of the history of the founding of Bruges, which started with the Romans and continued to the 17th c when Bruges actually came into being. The exhibition mostly consisted of repetitive... More

I did not find the collection to be worth a visit. It's just quite basic, any National Trust for Scotland or National Trust property would have by far bigger and valuable collection... More

I have been previously to the Gruuthuse Museum and left a positive review on TripAdvisor, albeit with reservations. I recently went again because of my interest in an exhibition there about Louis Delacenserie, the 19th-century city architect of Bruges who had a great influence on the city through his rebuilding of parts of it and picturesque neo-Gothic additions. We got... More