Bruges, the land of history

Bruges (Bruges) or Brugge in Dutch is a historic city located in West Flanders, Belgium. The city is famous for its perfectly preserved medieval architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Historical Highlights of Bruges Medieval Trade Center During the 12th to 15th centuries, Bruges was one of the most important trade centers in Europe, especially in the textile and fabric trade. It was connected to a network of rivers and canals. The canal network is called the “Venice of the North”. The city is intricately connected by canals, giving it a romantic atmosphere and being called the “Venice of the North”. Gothic and Renaissance Architecture Buildings such as the Belfry of Bruges, the Stadhuis, and the Basilica of the Holy Blood reflect its former glory. The beauty of a medieval European city and one of the warmest cities in Europe. Highlights of Bruges include: The Charms of Bruges That Tourists Love The well-preserved old town Cobblestone streets, old buildings, churches and towers make you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages. Beautiful canal network Bruges is known as the "Venice of the North" because of the many canals that run through the city center. Tourists often take boat trips to see the city. Famous chocolate and beer There are many local chocolate and beer shops, especially Belgian chocolate, which is famous worldwide. Accessible culture The people are friendly, speak good English and are often helpful to tourists. Historic landmarks Such as the Belfry of Bruges, The Church of Our Lady, Markt Square and various museums Easy to walk around The city is not very big, so you can walk around without using public transportation. #This content is quality #TravelEurope #belgium