Vierschare Damme

Processieweg 1 Damme, West Flanders, 8340, Belgium

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Final Morning and Final Thoughts

A travel blog entry by emfletche

... the station, dragging our suitcases over the cobbled streets – waking up the Bruges residents as we go… We pass those sights that we’ve sighed over the last couple of days, and whisper a silent farewell to this wonderful city.

At the station, this is where we have our slight panic at which Brussels station we are getting the train to… It’s ...

Day 3 – Anniversary walks, carriage rides an

A travel blog entry by emfletche

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... Another walk through residential streets not generally visited by tourists… I’m sure we always take the most meandering route anywhere we go. Eventually, the square and fountain is in sight… it is fact ‘t Zand and the large building on our left is the Concertgebouw (Concert Hall). There are lots of people enjoying their lunch around the fountain (blighting Mr Fletche’s photos somewhat… every photo has a curly-haired youth ...

Day 2 – the best laid plans….

A travel blog entry by emfletche

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... 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! ...

With Thumbs Will Travel

A travel blog entry by orianapacker

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... our thumbs out. After a while a woman picked us up and brought us back to Bruges. If we had waited in Heist, we would have just been boarding the train by the time we got back. Not only was hitchhiking faster, I got to see a place in Belgium I never otherwise would have seen and meet people I never otherwise would have met. The world is so much bigger when we allow ourselves to trust strangers, to let them into our homes, our hearts, or in this case, our ...

Kleine, maar grote stad.

A travel blog entry by tiramillas

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... N), in the Netherlands. I have read that this canal was built by Napoleon but, of course, it was more earlier. At least the Brugge section already existed in the times of the Spanish dominination, when Damme was the first defensive barrier of Brugge and its bulwark. I was unable to find any vestige of the impresive defensive walls of that time, but perhaps some of them have been preserved, altough away from ...

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