Stade Jan Breydel / Bruges

The stadium is named after Jan Breydel, a historical hero of the city.

Formerly known as Olympiastadion until 1998.

Jan Breydel stadium is home to two rival clubs, Cercle Brugge KSV and Club Brugge.

How to buy tickets for a Club Brugge match at Jan Breydel stadium?

🎟️ Club Brugge tickets are available on the club's online ticketing platform. The direct link to the ticketing platform can be found below ("official ticketing").

✅ Tickets are available without restriction for most matches – you simply need to create an account. For high-stakes matches and big clashes you need to keep an eye on ticketing openings to secure seats.

🪪 To create an account you need to verify your identity. For identification you need to use the Itsme app, used by all Belgian clubs.

📆 Match tickets are available several weeks in advance.

💸 Ticket prices vary depending on the fixture – expect to pay between £15 and £100.

🔃 Official resale allows season ticket holders to resell their seat up to 48 hours before the match. Tickets may therefore appear at any time on the official sale.

How to buy tickets for a Cercle Brugge match at Jan Breydel stadium?

🎟️ Cercle Brugge tickets are available on the club's online ticketing platform. The direct link to the ticketing platform can be found below ("official ticketing").

✅ Tickets are easily available – you simply need to create an account.

🪪 To create an account you need to verify your identity. For identification you need to use the Itsme app, used by all Belgian clubs.

📆 Match tickets are available several weeks in advance.

💸 Ticket prices vary depending on the fixture – expect to pay between £15 and £60.

🤝✅ Groundhopticket is an official approved ticket seller for Cercle Brugge. You can also buy your tickets on Groundhopticket (affiliate link that supports Stadium Traveller).

How to get to Jan Breydel stadium by public transport?

🚍 by bus
The "Sint Andries Kerk" stop is a 15-minute walk from the stadium. It is served by
Line 30 (approximately 15 minutes to Bruges railway station, Brugge Station platform C7)
Lines 5 and 15

🅿️ Nearest car park: P+R Jan Breydel

🏟️ Stadium tours of Jan Breydel stadium are available. The tour takes you behind the scenes for 90 minutes. Find all the information behind this link.

Where to stay in Bruges?

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With Hostelworld.com, for tighter budgets and those who enjoy sharing, find here a selection of youth hostels (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

How to travel to Bruges?

🚌 Long-distance buses are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

👀 What to do / What to see in Bruges?

🚤 Bruges is crisscrossed by romantic canals, so it's inevitable that you'll discover the city by boat.

Enjoy the historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, its cobbled streets and medieval atmosphere 🏰

The Rozenhoedkaai (Rosary Quay) is Bruges' iconic postcard view,
The Belfry of the Grand Place (Grote Markt) and Burg Square (Town Hall) mark the centre – climbing the belfry gives you a birds-eye view 🔭
The Béguinage (Begijnhof) is a haven of peace,
The Hanseatic quarter, Minnewater lake or the almshouses scattered throughout the centre are among the city's other treasures.

Among the many museums in Bruges, the fries museum is the most original. 🍟

Don't forget you're in Belgium – try a workshop in a chocolate shop 🍫, visit a brewery or taste a waffle. Your experience will be complete!