Bruges, with the stories turned on
Bruges looks drawn by hand: canals, brick gables and a skyline that refuses to be modern. Nosy walks it the same way it walks Ghent.
What's in Bruges
- wander stories
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- verified places
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- themed trails
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Places to see
- Belfry of Bruges — A medieval bell tower in the city centre, the Belfry of Bruges formerly housed a treasury, municipal archives,
- Ten Wijngaerde — A béguinage, the Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaerde, is the only preserved instance of its kind in Bruges, feat
- Rozenhoedkaai
- Markt — A historic market square serving as a central hub since the 10th century. It features the iconic 13th-century
- Sint-Janshospitaal — A medieval hospital in Bruges, founded in the 12th century, featuring some of Europe's oldest surviving hospit
- Groeningemuseum — A premier art museum in Bruges, that houses a stunning collection of Flemish and Belgian paintings spanning si
- Sint-Salvatorskathedraal — A stunning Roman Catholic cathedral, St. Salvator's Cathedral is also known as the Cathedral of the Saviour an
- Madonna of Bruges — A marble sculpture by Michelangelo depicting the Virgin and Child, featuring Jesus standing upright and Mary g
- Museum van het Heilig Bloed — A minor basilica housing a venerated relic of the Precious Blood, a phial said to contain the blood of Jesus C
- Church of Our Lady — A museum-quality Roman Catholic church, the Church of Our Lady features Gothic-inspired architecture, cross-va
- Begijnhofbrug — A medieval arched bridge in three parts, constructed in 1692 in stone and featuring intricate ironwork, includ
- Provinciaal Hof — A neo-Gothic building on the Markt, the Provinciaal Hof served as the meeting place for the West Flanders prov
- Historium Bruges — A museum and cultural attraction on the Grote Markt of Bruges, offering an immersive experience through film,
- Frietmuseum — A museum dedicated to the history of potatoes and the production of Belgian fries, the Frietmuseum is the firs
- Bonifatiusbrug
- Burg — A historic square and former fortress, the Burg serves as a central administrative and religious hub. It is su
- Spiegelrei
- Oude Beursplein
- Bruges City Hall — A stunning example of late-Gothic monumental architecture, the Bruges City Hall boasts a rich history dating b
- Old Civil Registry of the City of Bruges — A 16th-century Renaissance building, the Old Civil Registry is one of the oldest in Flanders, featuring a rich
- Huidenvettersplein
- Jan van Eyckplein
- Minnewaterbrug
- Poortersloge — A 15th-century building in Brugge, Belgium, constructed in the Late Gothic style, featuring figureniches and s
- Concertgebouw — A concert hall, the Concertgebouw is a cultural centre housing a large concert hall seating over 1290 visitors
- Augustijnenrei
- Gouden-Handrei
- Gruuthusemuseum — A museum showcasing a collection of applied arts and cultural heritage, featuring furniture, bobbin lace, gold
- Hof Bladelin — A city palace built in 1435 for Pieter Bladelin, a wealthy merchant and advisor to Philippe le Bon, featuring
- Eiermarkt
- Groenerei
- Blinde-Ezelstraat
- Old toll house
- Chocolademuseum Choco-Story — A unique chocolate experience awaits at Choco-Story, the Chocolate Museum, where visitors can witness chocolat
- Simon Stevinplein — A historic square in Brugge, named after Simon Stevin, featuring a bronze statue of the famous mathematician a
- De Nieuwe Papegaai
- Sint-Annarei
- Bonne-Chièremolen
- Arentshof — A 18th-century classical garden, formerly part of the Gruuthusedomein, situated near the Arentshuis in Brugge,
- Nepomucenusbrug