Travel Guide to Bruges, Belgium
Scenic spot introduction:
Belgium Bruges Brugge is known as the "Venice of the North", "Belgian Art Mecca", "Pearl of Flanders" and is a famous tourist city in Belgium. architecture It is a typical medieval ancient city. The city is surrounded by rivers and water lanes. canal It leads to the outer harbor on the north coast. Whenever the tourist season comes, there is an endless stream of tourists, evoking people's memories and dreams of distant times.Attractions distribution:
Bruges Brugge is located in the province of West Flanders in northwestern Belgium. canal Ancient waterways and coastal architecture The main tourist attraction is the Bruges Bell Tower (Belfort), town Hall （Brugge Stadhuis） Market Square （Markt）、 Basilica of the Holy Blood (H. Bloedbasiliek), to Memling museum , Church of Our Lady (OLVrouwekerk), Cathedral of the Holy Saviour (Sint-Salvatorskerkhof), Grotius Museum (Gruuthuse Museum) and various monastery , and then to the quiet Lake of Love (Minnewater Park) and Old city gate (Poort), both Bruges A classic must-go place. And the world's first French Fry Museum , with attractive themes and delicious fries It attracts tourists and fries Enthusiast.Scenic spot features:
Religion, ancient architecture ,riverTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Belgium
How to get there:
You can take the train to Brussels, Ghent, etc. Bruges , one every hour.
Market Square : Every bus with the "Centrum" sign can reach it.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Tickets
Bruges Ticket Prices:
1. Bell Tower : 8 euros for 26-64 years old, 6 euros for over 65 years old and 6-25 years old, free for children under 6 years old.
2. town Hall : 4 euros for 26-64 years old, 3 euros for over 65 years old and 12-25 years old, free for children under 12 years old.
3. Basilica of the Holy Blood museum : 2 EUR/person, 1.5 EUR for groups of 15 or more.
4. Cathedral of the Holy Saviour museum : EUR 1.50 for adults and EUR 0.75 for children.
5. Grotius Museum : 8 euros for 26-64 years old, 6 euros for over 65 years old and 12-25 years old, free for children under 12 years old.
Scenic area opening hours:
1. Bell Tower : 09:30-17:00 every day, closed on January 1st and December 25th.
2. town Hall : 09:30-17:00 every day, closed on January 1, Jesus Day and December 25.
3. Basilica of the Holy Blood : 09:30-12:00, 14:00-17:00 from April 1 to September 30; 10:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00 from October 1 to March 31; closed on Wednesday afternoon.
4. Cathedral of the Holy Saviour : From April to September, Monday to Friday 10-11:30, 14:30-17:00, Saturday 10-11:30, 14:30-16:00; From October to March, Monday to Friday 10-11:30, 14:30-16:30, Saturday 10-11:30, 14:30-16:00.
5. Grotius Museum : Tuesday to Sunday 09:30-17:00, closed on January 1, Jesus Day and December 25.
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. Tour Bruges There are two best ways: canal The first is to take a boat trip, and the second is to ride a bicycle. You can rent a bicycle at FietsenPopelier (Mariastraat26), with rental prices ranging from 3 to 9 euros. The time is from 10:00 to 18:30 from September to June of the following year, and from 10:00 to 20:00 in July and August. The boat trip departs from the pier south of Burg Square and the whole journey takes 30 minutes.
2. In addition to the above methods, you can also take the Markt carriage The tour takes 35 minutes, or you can take a day trip on the city bus.
3. Tour Bruges Generally from Market Square First, visit the ancient architecture and museum .
4. Main attractions information:
(1) Basilica of the Holy Blood : http://www.holyblood.com/, +32(0)50-336792.
(2) Cathedral of the Holy Saviour : +32 050-866188
(3) Bruges : http://www.brugge.be/internet/en/index.htm
Best time to visit:
Spring and Autumn
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Belgian chocolate, candy, Lace Tablecloths, decorations, etc., beer mugs, etc.
(Gourmet) Grilled meatballs with North Sea shrimp/lettuce, served with homemade Frieten and mayonnaise; ice cream waffles; cinnamon-flavored Speculoos cookies; Belgian beer.
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