Brugge (a city in Belgium) ~ World Cultural Heritage and Fairy Tale Town

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in September Brugge (one of the cities in Belgium) ~ is a port city in the West Flanders Province of Flanders, Belgium, with an area of ​​140.99 square kilometers and a population of 118,509 people. Bruges still preserves medieval architecture and is one of its A major feature. The fairy tale town is filled with colorful cottages. It is also known as the "Venice of the North" and is definitely worth visiting. Some attractions/check-in recommended spots: Minnewaterpark and Lake of Love (free admission) It is a long and narrow artificial lake that connects the waterways of Bruges and Ghent. Its name comes from a poignant love legend. There are willow trees next to the small bridge, which is very charming under the blue sky and white clouds. Sitting in the park and admiring the beautiful scenery, I feel very happy. Begijnhof Brugge Royal Beguinage (World Heritage) In 1998, together with 13 other Belgian Beguinages, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage under the name of "Flanders' Beguinage". An ordinary church. Brouwerij De Halve Maan Half Moon Brewery (requires a fee to visit) Founded as early as 1856, it is also the last brewery in Bruges. You need to pay an entrance fee to visit, and you can also experience local beer. Although I did not pay to enter the factory, I bought a beer outside the door to taste. The aroma of wheat Full of flavor, easy to eat and delicious👍 Market Market Square (free admission) It should be said that it is the central point of Bruges, surrounded by the Provincial Palace, museums, etc. The key check-in location is also the row of colorful huts next to the market square. In 2000, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as the "Historic Center of Bruges". Belfry of Bruges Belfry of Bruges ~ World Heritage (free admission) The Bruges Bell Tower, built in the 13th century, is the most conspicuous landmark on the Market Square and is a world cultural heritage together with the old town. There are many restaurants and small shops in the town that you can take a leisurely tour, and a half-day tour is almost the same. In addition to sightseeing on foot, you can take a horse-drawn carriage or cruise along the canal by land, which are also popular activities to visit Bruges. There are many swans along the Bruges River. transportation: It only takes 1 hour to take the tram from Brussels Central Station to Bruges Station. From Gent-Sint-Pieters it only takes about 25 minutes. This one-day trip is to go to Bruges first and then to Ghent. #belgiumtravel #bruge #brugge #globaltravel #europeantravel #worldculturalheritage #fairytaleworld