Visiting Apotheek Sint-Janshospitaal in Bruges: New Musea Brugge Card Pricing and BRUSK Access
With its preserved 17th-century interior, historical medical jars, and ancient instruments, the Apotheek Sint-Janshospitaal offers a captivating look at historical healthcare in Bruges. For travelers planning to explore this unique site along with the city's other rich heritage spots, a key local admission pass is getting a major update.
Starting in April 2026, the city's unified museum pass is introducing a new pricing structure alongside expanded access. Beginning May 8, cardholders will also gain entry to the brand-new BRUSK art gallery, adding a modern dimension to the traditional historic itinerary.
Planning Your Visit to Bruges Museums: What the New Card Means for You
The updated pass remains a convenient option for travelers looking to experience the city's diverse cultural landscape. Once purchased, the card is valid for 72 hours, activating only when you scan it at your first destination. You have up to one year from the purchase date to activate the pass, making it highly flexible for travel planning.
To ensure a smooth experience, particularly at highly popular historical locations throughout the city, cardholders are encouraged to reserve specific entry time slots in advance.
New Pricing Structure
With the addition of the new exhibition space, the pricing for the 72-hour pass has been adjusted as follows:
- Standard Ticket: €49
- Youth (under 26 years): €37
- Children and Teens (under 18 years): €25
Visitors can purchase the updated Musea Brugge Card online before starting their journey.
Whether you are examining ancient medical tools at the Apotheek Sint-Janshospitaal or exploring contemporary art installations, having the right pass simplifies your journey. To help map out your itinerary, use Musemap (musemap.art) to browse museums across the city or view them directly on the Bruges cultural map to find the most convenient routes between historic sites.
