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Bruges Tourist Information
Grand Total Capital:
Bruges, Belgium, from the Norse word 'Bryggja' means "Anchor points", is one of the three regions and the capital of Flanders. Bruges has a population of more than 100,000 and covers an area The area is about 138 km. This historic town, with its natural link with the sea, became a commercial center for European trade in the early Middle Ages, as harbor full of ships carrying wool, grain and wine. For the moment the door opened for trade with countries in the Mediterranean Sea and the first fleet of ships arrived from Genoa, Italy. With the increase of international trade and capital inflows, Bruges soon became very rich city and the worldwide banking market. Over time, an internal revolt among the prosperous merchants and ordinary people Bruges led to the subsequent decline of the city as an important center for trade. As the mud began to fill out the form and move, was replaced by the main sea of Bruges accessible port city of Antwerp. After his separation from the Netherlands near the end of the Middle Ages, Bruges today is known for its naval prowess, but also for its preservation as a provincial city rich in culture and history.
Nearby:
Bruges, sometimes called North Venice, is in fact much further inland, amid the various arms of the sea, rivers formed by repeated flooding of the North Sea. After constant dredging, Reie river was turned into a network of canals, water Fibrillation market. Court Market (Grote Markt), a castle and small town Damme suis and to tourists in Bruges on boats owned by five families. Market has bell tower from which you have a wonderful view over the city and the provincial court, on the eastern side of the square where the original water halls There is a wonderful example of neo-Gothic architecture. Statues Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck, national heroes, is located in the middle Square. Inside the museum adjacent to the castle, houses the sacred shrine of blood vessel, which is carried in procession every year on Ascension Day. In the southern region of modern reconstructed medieval houses still reflects the original architecture of Bruges. In addition, there are several wonderful museums in the city, as is the Archaeological Museum with historic exhibits from the Stone Age outside. Another place of interest is Groeninge museum, which houses a wonderful collection of art, including works by Flemish masters such as Van Eyck, Hugo van der Goes, Jacob van Oost, and later expressionist masterpieces.
What to do:
Walking around the wall and to make this wonderful little town is one of the best ways to Discover the magic. Carriages can be hired and scooters can be rented for an hour or a day of sightseeing, too. Overnight bus trip (fares, are very reasonable), may be arranged in Sint-Trudy Abbey husband, former castle of the Counts of Flanders, and Boudewijnpark and Dolphinarium, entertainment Park and panoramic aquarena. Take time to stop in the center of lace to watch local artisans at work and the Antique and Flea market, which are equipped with arts and crafts. Wandering a little further into the area around Bruges, you'll enjoy the beaches in Zeebruge, small seaside resort, a quaint village Lissewege located between the city and coast. Zeebruge located within 8 miles from Bruges, which are linked by a channel and boat trips and visits to exhibitions are popular sea What should be done. There is no end to large purchases in Bruges, especially between the Market Square and the old city gates. Number of small specialty shops located in the center, such as De Kaarsengieterij, oldest and only a candle shop in Bruges. Here you will find interior and garden candles, candle holders, and t-lights, or if you are staying in town and at the same time, the opportunity to hand-painted candles for gifts and special occasions.
Food and drink:
Bruges is known for excellent food and restaurants, featuring French and Flemish cuisine. Mussels, braised in beer and wine, are a favorite of people in Bruges and often served with a side order of French fries with mayonnaise. Waterzooi is a kind of soup with cream, vegetables, chicken, or fish, and paling in't Groen consists of eels with vegetables and herbs. Popular selections for dining out, as expected, are in various marine organisms is available, from fresh salted herring in the North Sea shrimp. Chocolate for dessert, or for purchase in many shops or patisseries, which surround City and Cote d'Or, with a cheap selection of chocolate bars. Wine is served in most places, but with more than 100 breweries in Belgium and 400 varieties of beer, is the national drink in Brugge. There are three kinds of beer, lager or dark, white, and homebrewed lambic beer often flavored with fruit. Beer is relatively expensive, but much stronger than beer from other countries. There are many restaurants and pubs, such as De Garry, have a great atmosphere and serves more than 100 different beers.
Hotels & Accommodation:
Hotel Prinsenhof
Sofitel Brugge
Portinari
Patritius
Best Western Premier Hotel Navarra
Small Luxury Hotel Panda
Relais Oud Huis Amsterdam
Minotel Azalea
Hotel De Tuilerieen
Die Swaene
Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce
Crowne Plaza Hotel Brugge
Walburg Hotel **** Restaurant
Hotel de Orangerie
Hotel De Castillion
Brugsche Suites
Graaf Van Vlaanderen
Hotel Asiris
Hotel Ibis Brugge Centrum
Hotel Cordoeanier
Hotel Botaniek
Hotel Koffieboontje
Hotel Jacobs
Scandic Brugge
Novotel Brugge Zuid
Hotel Groeninghe
Hotel 't Voermanshuys
Hotel de Pauw
Hotel Goezeput
Campanile Brugge / Bruges
Hotel Malleberg
Hotel Gulden Vlies
De Tassche
Entertainment:
Bruges is a fun-filled city, if you are looking for a friendly nightlife. Night clubs are small, but filled with lively conversation, drinking and dancing. Grand Café du Theatre features music from 60 years over 90 years, a large selection of beer and snacks from 6 to 8 hours a night. If you like sport, Snooker Palace equipped with nine pool tables, three darts boards and pool table. Backpackers will enjoy Burges Snuffels Sleep-In Bar, where a lot of beer is available and free concerts are held every two weeks. Another popular nightclub is Kant, a sophisticated club with dance floor, serving the best champagne and a variety of local beer and wine. Bars and pubs are popular, as well as Celtic Ireland Burg Square and Versteende De Nacht, the Jazz on Wednesday night. Larger nightspots are in the vicinity of Antwerp and Ghent. Evening walks Market Square, beautifully illuminated historic buildings, quiet parks, lake, or lovers' are pleasant pastime, while in the beautiful city of Bruges.
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