Nuit Blanche Brugge
Groeninge 2 Brugge, West Flanders, 10040, Belgium
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Final Morning and Final Thoughts
... there would still be enough to do on a return trip… the museums, the Brewery Tour (sadly omitted from the itinerary as we’d missed the tour times – 11am and 3pm on a Monday…), a trip to Flanders.
Compared to other cities we’ve visited (Paris, I’m looking at you!) there was a distinct lack of beggars, homeless or street sellers. The only time ...
Day 3 – Anniversary walks, carriage rides an
... women who worked/lived there (Cleaner’s maybe? Nuns?) chattering away as if they were reuniting after a long absence… Tsk, some people just don’t respect the rules…
Getting our bearings, we realised that we were just a stone’s throw away from the station and decided that despite having to transport our luggage down the cobbled streets, it would be quicker, cheaper – and less lazy – to walk to the train station ...
Day 2 – the best laid plans….
... We head for the Belfort – after all, we are tourists, and this is probably the MOST touristy thing you can do in Bruges. Unfortunately, all of the other tourists think so too and the queue is out of the door. Mr Fletche comes up with a cunning plan of returning just before the final tickets are sold at 4:15… why did I not think of that? I am meant to be Ms Planner Extraordinaire!
So, off to Choco-Story – the Chocolate Museum! ...
Bath to Bruges
... hopefully be ok and not to noisy. We walk the town of Bruges and check out the places we did not choose. Nice places but way more expensive, we are happy with our choice and will use the money we saved on better food instead. Bruges is an city surrounded by a canal that used to be the walled cities moat. The architecture is amazing with a soaring bell tower, large open squares, terrific churches and cathedrals, and beautiful very old ...
It’s Brugge Time!!
... walls filled with stained glass. Though, sadly enough we did not get to see the vial but we did get to see where it was held—the vial sat in a giant gold altar filled with angels, lambs, and many other creatures around. Unfortunately, the church closed five minutes after we entered so we had to leave.
After the church we were all pretty hungry so we stopped at a small restaurant and had some pitas filled with meat, lettuce, and ...



