Bruges, Belgium The compact city is full of Flemish architectural wonders, bottle green canals, and a cobbled city centre that is extremely walkable. Bruges is so small that even the far-off attractions like the 18th century windmills are accessible by foot.
Why is Bruges famous?
BRUGES IS FAMOUS FOR ITS LACE MAKING Bruges crafts some of the most luxurious lace in the world. Pop into one of the lace shops dotted around the city to buy a lace souvenir, or better yet visit the Lace Centre to learn more about the history of lace in Bruges.
Where is Bruges located?
Bruges is located in the northwest of Belgium and is the capital of the West Flanders province. It has been a long-time favourite for many when it comes to city break destinations. In particular around Christmas time, when Bruges puts on its famous Christmas markets.
What makes Bruges a great city for couples?
Located in the northwest of Belgium, Bruges is a picture-perfect city of medieval architecture, winding canals and cobblestone lanes. Its cool climate adds a wintry air of romance, while horse-drawn carriages and cosy cafés make it the perfect city break for couples and scenery lovers.
How to get to Bruges from London?
Getting to Bruges whenever you wish to go is easier than ever with the Eurostar. You can reach the city in around 2 hours 30 minutes from London. The city is canal based, creating a peaceful atmosphere and picturesque views.
What to do in Bruges on a weekend break?
The Church of Our Lady – This unmissable building is known for its tower and Michelangelo’s art. Bruges weekend breaks aren’t complete without some chocolate tasting. Belgian chocolate is a favourite among many and is famous around the world. Head on a chocolate tasting tour where you can try different varieties of Belgian chocolate.
