Pand17 Brugge

Pandreitje 17 Brugge, West Flanders, 8000, Belgium

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Final Morning and Final Thoughts

A travel blog entry by emfletche

... for the Eurostar, future visitors! The train is packed, so we spend the hour journey sitting on our suitcases by the doorway, and we disembark with our fellow Brit passengers at the correct station (much to our relief).Time for a final hot chocolate – alas, not a beer – at Brussels and it’s finally time to board the Eurostar back to London…

Probably ...

Day 3 – Anniversary walks, carriage rides an

A travel blog entry by emfletche

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Another 2:30am, 4:30am and 6:30am alarm call before the official getting up time of 8:30. Much the same as the morning before we have breakfast, watch a bit of children’s TV in German (we do have English channels but this is so much more educational…) and prepare for the day ahead. We had slightly encroached on today’s itinerary yesterday during our aimless rambling but we headed back out towards Djiver and Gruuthouse.

N.B. It may seem ...

Day 2 – the best laid plans….

A travel blog entry by emfletche

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... details (if this had been me, no doubt my writing would have become more and more illegible as the night wore on… Imagine... “11pm. Beer no 7. Called ‘Beer’. Tastes like… ‘Beer’…”Before we get to the stage where every beer starts to taste the same – and before we start demanding “bartender, give me the strongest beer you have!” – we return to our hotel to contemplate our final day in ...

Bon Baiser de Bruges

A travel blog entry by xjiefx

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Après un petit déjeuner et nos adieux à Zarinka, notre hôte très sympatique, départ pour : Bruges, la «Venise du Nord» comme ils disent en Flandre.

En effet, tout comme Gand, Bruges est sillonée de canaux. Ils sont d'environ 2 mètres de profondeur et sur environ 15km de distance. Il s'agit d'une très belle ville, tout comme Gand et Strasbourg, qui comprenaient elles aussi des canaux. Nous avons tout d'abord fait une petite promenade ...

In Bruges (Come on, I had to...)

A travel blog entry by luciferm

... I managed to drive through 2 No Entry signs. The first time even another driver in a French car followed me before immediately doing a 3-point turn - even the French don't understand their own signs! Miserable signage. Their speed limits make me laugh too. What is the point of changing the limit on an exit from 90 to 70 to 50 at 5-yard intervals? So police can hand out more speeding tickets or so that they can give more work to ...

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