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Some Featured Properties in Brugge
	GASTHOF DE KRAKELE Modern well-run 2star hotel facing the canal. Although it's 25-30 mins. walk to the Grand Place it is a pleasant walk through the narrow streets of the city, not along a busy road... »
	HOTEL FEVERY Well run small 3star hotel situated in quiet residential area about 700m. North of the Grand Place (Market Square)... »
	HOTEL HANS MEMLING Stylish, comfortable 3 star hotel with well equipped rooms in the heart of historic Bruges, only 150m from the main square... »
	HOTEL PRINSENHOF An old manor house beautifully converted into a family-run 4 star hotel. Situated in a quiet but central street close to the Grand Place and the historic town centre... »

Bruges is often called The Venice of the North because of The Canals; gorgeous waterways that take you throughout the city. This is a well preserved world heritage city.

The Minnewater

The Minnewater is a beautiful park that is the entrance to the city of Bruges. It's surrounding are so romantic in their structure that the Minnewater is also refered to as The Lake of Love. A great attraction for any couples feeling that sense of peace, tranquility, and a touch of romance.

The Belfry

Towering over nearly every single building in the city, The Belfry soars into the sky with it 83 meter high tower. It's sheer size is one of the fantastic reasons to visit this incredible monument of the city.

Museums

The City of Bruges museums include Flemish Primitives, contemporary art, classic fine arts, archaeology. These collections are held in individually in small museums arround the city. Some of th ehighlights are:-

• The Groeninge Museum is also known as the city's Museum of Fine Arts. It contains a selection of artwork that dates to the beginning of the 14th century all the way to the 18th century.
• Hospitaalmuseum or Memling in Sint-Jan museum which has an excellent collection of paintings by Hans Memling and other Flemish Primitives.
• The Archeological Museum is actually made up of several houses and all tell the history of Bruges from a different point of view. The theme of the Bruggemuseum-Archeology is "daily life", based on archaeological objects.
• The Gruuthuse Museum has a sumptious collection of 15th to 19th century artifacts which include sculptural art, furniture, silveware, textiles and ceramics.
• The Lace Centre Features lace from 16th century onwards.

TRANSPORTATION

SNCB/NMBS Train services for Belgium