Brugge, Belgium
aaronkrass loves Brugge because The beer and the people cant be beat
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What is Brugge
Cosmopolitan and bourgeois, Bruges (official name in Dutch: Brugge, ) is one of the best preserved pre-motorized cities in Europe and offers the kind of charms rarely available elsewhere.
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Visitors of Brugge
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About Brugge elsewhere
wikitravel.org
"Belgium has a dozen Trappist monasteries, only six of which brew beer: Rochefort in Namur, Orval in Luxembourg, Chimay in Hainaut, Westvleteren in West Flanders, Westmalle near Antwerp, and Sint-Benedictusabdij in Achel on the Dutch border."
fodors.com
"West Flanders."
goworldtravel.com
"The city is the capital of the West Flanders Province, and in 2000 Brugge was added to the long list of UNESCO World Heritage sites."
goworldtravel.com
"Belgium : . the area that is now approximately the Flemish provinces of East Flanders and West Flanders . . the French-speaking area at the west of the Scheldt river, called Tournaisis (from the now Wallonian town Tournai in the province of Hainaut )."
en.wikipedia.org
"which assumedly used to signify "landing stage" or "port") is the capital and largest city of the province of West Flanders in the Flemish Region of Belgium."
en.wikipedia.org
About Brugge
atomict from Germany wrote about Brugge one year, 7 months ago
one of the best B&B I have ever been to. Full of charm and atmosphere. Beautifully remodeled old building with nice handmade furniture by the owner.
I love this Place.
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sylvanito66 from Switzerland wrote about Brugge one year, 5 months ago
This is such an excellent place to visit and enjoy (when tourists are gone). A must in Europe!
aaronkrass from USA wrote about Brugge 2 months, one week ago
Try to find the smallest bar you can and ask the "bartender" (waiter) for his/her suggestions
About places near Brugge
jl from Finland wrote about Oud Sluis one year, 3 months ago
This is the place if you want to experience a one of a kind experience. The food, or should I say artwork, looks and tastes wonderful. The other side of the story is that one should have to prepare to pay a bit extra than in "normal" restaurants. One thing is also worth saying: the place has 3 Michelin stars!!
By the way.. I ate that :)
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paavo from Indonesia wrote about Ostend one year, 5 months ago
A Belgian version of a beach resort. The old part is quite nice, with pictoresque old houses. However, most of the beach-front is built during the past fifty years.
The beach itself is rather nice and very big. Gets very, very crowded on a nice weather.
jl from Finland wrote about Art Hostel one year ago
This is a very cheap and a good hostel if your intention is to wonder around Brugge. The river is the only thing that's between the old city centre.
Allthough the stairs of the building tend to creak and the lighting at the hallway are usually not on, but the place still appealed to me in some strange way..
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