You can mostly forget about using toilets in restaurants or cafés: so this is another thing that needs some pre-planning. Most toilets in Belgium's restaurants and bars are not accessible for wheelchair users, either they are on top or at the bottom of a flight of stairs, or they are super small - and not accessible in any way. So save the spots of the accessible toilets in your planning, and here are some images we got recently on a "selection" of toilets for you.
The first toilet you come across, if you are coming from the station is near the Minnewater, so you can't miss it. It is paying (1 Euro) and always clean - it is not super spacious though.
At the
Rebel Garden Museum there is another accessible bathroom, a bit more spacious, and then there is one in the tourist office in the Concertgebouw building.
For that one, enquire at the welcome desk of the tourist office and they will open it for you. Not huge either.
In the Province building, straight in the Markt square, there is
an adult changing place, but the hoist does not come with the harness, so you should have your own. But it is the biggest accessible toilet we've seen in Bruges.
Find more toilets in the
Accessible Bruges guide!