Brugges Hotels

... to go for this year's wedding anniversary jaunt? After stumbling upon a good hotel deal through Hotels.com, and obtaining glowing recommendations from friends, Bruges became our city of choice. Chocolates, waffles, beer... everything to get us into the ...

... little lost and it took us about 30 minutes but we made it back by midnight.  The streets were completely deserted and it felt a little eerie at times, but it seems very safe.    Tomorrow – Exploring Bruges by boat + our fancy ...

... – one to Brussels and the other to Bruges itself. It was all up about 2 hours with about 30 minutes of waiting time. Bruges is extremely picturesque. It reminds us of Venice – with the canals and boats travelling along on some of them. It also ...

... you anyway! :) We opted for Bruges...mostly because Brussels was full. Some random trade fair and most of the hotels etc were booked out. Bruges is nice, very picturesque but totally quiet compared to London. Freezing cold too, which is only a problem ...

... 'll be able to load some pics of the city then..... gary and i spent a while walking around town, um, trying to borrow some wifi...picture gary holding the computer while i typed while we skulked around outside hotels hoping they had ...

... complete with gigantic rides and screaking tourists. We made our way through the bustling town, stopping at completely full hotels. One lady told us "Bruges-full." We panicked, but after a little more wandering with our bags we found a place to stay. ...

... and peruse. The city where the tourists go is an island surrounded by a moat. On this island is a multitude of hotels, hostels, lace shops, chocolate shops, waffle cafes, museums and churches. The real citizens of Brugge live outside of this ring and ...

Basically we set off from london went around 9 countries in europe by road, camping some of the way and cheap hotels when not camping to freshen up and wash also doing southside music festival in Germany half way through trip for a few days. Amazing ...

I JUST DID THE BEST TING EVER IN MY LIFE...i went hot air ballooning - and then my camera broke so i have very limited pics! Bruges was so so very beautiful...it humbles you to think such gorgeous places exist -- and then annoys you that you have to spend ...

... we’ve decided that B and B’s are the way to go in Europe, because they cost about the same, or less than hotels and are usually very clean and cozy and include top notch breakfasts.  After settling in we took a walk to a tapas restaurant ...

... ;, Brno and Prague. 9.  Poland; Krakow and Auschwitz/Birkenau. 10.  Germany; Berlin. 11.  Belgium; Brussels, Gent, Bruges. 12.  England, London and surrounding areas. I stood in Bratislava, Slovakia for a minute (a train stop), and had ...

... 1 we had just finished up the French leg of our journey, and were now leaving the province of Picardie. Our destination: Bruges, Belgium. The warm summer night under the French stars inevitably deteriorated somewhat, and we were left with soggy tents come ...

... .  I was thinking that Dad would find this really unbelievable.  Our plan was to spend Saturday in Brussels and Sunday in Bruges.  We arrived in Brussels at about 11, and tried to find our hotel.  We had to stop in the train ...

... minds. Then we continued onwards. Constantly, we kept going deeper into the city center while exploring fascinating little areas of Bruges. The canals, museums, shops, and restaurants all added to the time of our journey thru this medieval time capsule of ...

... minds. Then we continued onwards. Constantly, we kept going deeper into the city center while exploring fascinating little areas of Bruges. The canals, museums, shops, and restaurants all added to the time of our journey thru this medieval time capsule of ...