This 17th-century church is a captivating staple of Baroque architecture among the city's Gothic churches.
This astounding City Hall (located on the grounds of a former castle) is one of the most cherished landmarks in the city of Bruges.
Easily recognizable by its multiple decorative spires, this building is one of the most beautiful examples of the Gothic Revival style in…
Go back in time and take a stroll through the picturesque heart of the city.
The very centre of the historical heart of the city. The square is lined with wonderful sights, like the Bell Tower and the Provincial Court…
This 83 metres high bell tower is one of the most important landmarks in Bruges.
With a nearly 2-millennia-long history of inhabitation by humans, this small square is the historical heart of the city.
Built in 1557, this basilica is divided into two parts - the upper and the lower chapel.
This astounding City Hall (located on the grounds of a former castle) is one of the most cherished landmarks in the city of Bruges.
A true Renaissance gem, now housing the city archives. Check out the majestic fireplace made in honour of the emperor Charles V.
Bruges is also called “Venice of the North” and when you catch a boat and cruise the city via one of these canals, you will surely…
Named after the leather workers whose guild used to be here. Also called “The Fish Market”.
Overlooking this huge construction is impossible. With its colossal height of 115 metres, the church tower is the second biggest brick tower…
