In Bruges, it is love at first Sight. Strolling along Bruges’ alleys, picturesque canals and verdant embankments you cannot help falling in love with elegance and mysteriousness that prevails around.
Bruges to describe in few words- a fairy tale village, a romantic village, little Venice of north as some describes it.
Ask me I love Bruges, not only for its beautiful architecture but for many of the cobbled street that you are going to walk upon, those canals & bridges that automatically makes you fall for silence to listen to your heart beat, and that rustic feeling that stir all your senses.
Bruges’ beautiful and colorful buildings are incredibly well preserved due to Bruges falling into relative obscurity for quite a few centuries. It was also known as “the Dead City.” It came to life in the mid-1900s, though, when wealthy British and French tourists decided it would make a lovely holiday destination. Once the city decided to focus on tourism, restore and dapper up many of its historical buildings, Bruges came out as a romantic destination.
Bruges is a unique place that offers you artistic, cosmopolitan, unashamedly Burgundian, mysteriously medieval, and a Unesco World Heritage site to explore. It is undoubtedly a post card village.
Must Visit in Bruges
- Canals of Bruges- You cannot complete your trip to Bruges without having a boat ride in the canals of Bruges. There are the arteries of the Bruges to discover beautiful gardens, picturesque bridges, and the beautiful postcard village. There is hop and hop off rides also available. This was one of my favourite.
- Market Square – It is the heart of this beautiful town, beating up with the locals and tourists. The interesting houses, the clang of horses hooves, the fast-moving horse carriages and Belfry poses a setting of exquisiteness and charm, giving a medieval and modern feel to it.
- Church of Our Lady, Belfry, Saint Saviour’s Cathedral
- Walk near Beguinage- After strolling through streets, if you want to escape from the crowd for a quiet moment,take your time and walk along the romantic Minnewater for a mesmerizing view.
As always please get in touch if you require further information on my trip to Bruges 🙂
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This city is really cute, I was there for i day only.. it wasnt enough, but my impression was really of a fairy tale city 😀
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Oh truly agree with you, it is a fairy tale those alleys, those colours and the rustic feeling around. Loved it.
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Makes me wanna go again 😀
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awww I can imagine. City is worth falling in love with.
xx
Aanchal
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😀
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This city is beautiful, and I’m so glad you told us about it. It seems small, which I like, and accessible for pedestrians, which I prefer when I’m visiting a place. I love that bright yellow house!
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Aww Thank you, I am glad you liked it. City is small and so very beautiful as I said in the post it is love at first sight 🙂
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haha, I’ve you seen the film “in bruges” ? 😀
I’ve been to Bruges so many times over the past few years. I love the architecture ! I’ve seen you’ve visited my country, but not the south part where I’m currently living. Not as famous for its architecture, but it is great if you love nature and old ruins 😉
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Hi Gin..
I loved your beautiful country 🙂 I would definitely like to visit the south part too sometime again. I will take some tips and advice from you 🙂
And you know what after coming back from Bruges, the first movie I watched was In Bruges- cried a ton and loved the movie 🙂
Much Love
Aanchal
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Yeah, I’ll be happy to give you some recommendations ! Unfortunately, I haven’t post anything yet about Belgium in my blog… it such a shame I think…
I loved that movie as well, it was perfect ! Have a nice day ❤
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Beautiful photos and tour of Bruges. I also loved Bruges on my visit. Thanks for sharing your lovely tours 🙂
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Thank you so much. I am glad you liked it 🙂
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