Brugge Parkhotel
Vrijdagmarkt 5 Brugge, West Flanders, 8000, Belgium
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Final Morning and Final Thoughts
... cabs are unfortunately metered to how long the trip takes, and not by the distance travelled) and already we are at £6 and we have only travelled the distance equivalent of one end of Markt Square to the other… We fling the already accrued fare at the disgruntled taxi driver, and head for our sixth train station and fourth train of the day…
Bruges was an amazing ...
Day 3 – Anniversary walks, carriage rides an
... for the Church of our Lady… this is such a stunning building, and the area around Bonifacius Bridge is just so typically what I imagine Bruges to be… all canals right up to the buildings, and crumbling, ivy-covered bridges.We head towards Minnewater – after all, today is our 3rd wedding anniversary, and where better to be than ‘Lovers Lake’? We head into the Beguinage, obeying all the explicit requests for silence – only to ...
Day 2 – the best laid plans….
... is – and all of Day 2’s activities being completed by 11am…
So – on-plan – we head for Burg Square. Just a five-minute walk from the hotel, and I finally allow Mr Fletche to look… Photos are taken of this administrative heart of Bruges, and we take a reverential peek around the Chapel of the Holy Blood. Neither of us Fletches’ are religious in the slightest, yet we can still experience the atmosphere of ...
Bon Baiser de Bruges
... dans certains beaux endroit de la ville. Ensuite, direction notre hôtel pour le Check-in...et su-prise, nous avons une belle terrasse, de laquelle nous vous écrivons en cet instant:)) La vue est sur une petite cours intérieure et c'est bien paisible.
Suite à cela, nous optons pour faire une balade en bateau sur les canaux. Notre guide, un polyglotte aguéri, nous transmets quelques infos sur les bâtiments les plus importants ...
In Bruges (Come on, I had to...)
... who make the signs? I mean there are just so many signs all over the country, so no wonder everyone gets confused.
However, for 2 reasons I forgive the French for everything they've ever done. I parked right next to the scene of D-Day, a beach in Dunkirk, for 5 hours to have a walk around, a read and a sleep - for free. No parking charges. People can come onto the beach with their families and not worry about getting a ...



