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Sightseeing Overview
The main sights of Bruges are concentrated within a fairly small area, making the city easy to explore. Highlights include the 83m (272ft) 15th-century Belfry in the central Markt Square, and the spectacular architecture of the adjacent Burg Square. Burg Square includes the magnificent Basilica of the Holy Blood, which dates from the 12th century and is the focal point of the annual Procession of the Holy Blood taking place in the city every May.
Bruges offers 14 municipal museums and galleries covering a wide range of subjects, and it is very rewarding to wander around the canals and back streets immediately surrounding the city centre. There are additionally numerous privately operated attractions, offering plenty of alternatives for a rainy day.
Lace-making is historically one of Bruges' most important industries, and this is reflected in a number of visitor venues including the Lace Centre in Peperstraat.
Bruges offers 14 municipal museums and galleries covering a wide range of subjects, and it is very rewarding to wander around the canals and back streets immediately surrounding the city centre. There are additionally numerous privately operated attractions, offering plenty of alternatives for a rainy day.
Lace-making is historically one of Bruges' most important industries, and this is reflected in a number of visitor venues including the Lace Centre in Peperstraat.
Tourist Information
In & Uit Brugge
Concertgebouw, ‘t Zand 34
Tel: (050) 444 646.
Website: www.brugge.be
Opening hours: Daily 1000-1800 (Thursdays 1000-2000).
Concertgebouw, ‘t Zand 34
Tel: (050) 444 646.
Website: www.brugge.be
Opening hours: Daily 1000-1800 (Thursdays 1000-2000).
Passes
A range of visitor passes is available, giving combined admission to museums, bicycle hire and other amenities.
