One of my most favorite and visited places in Europe, from weekend break to Christmas markets. I often sit in the square and have muscles in the summer and a drink watching the world go by. I still can not resist going on a horse...More

So much to see and do. All the beautiful architecture!! You can catch horse and carriage rides or tour buses to give you tours in English.

You won't be disappointed with Bruges. It is a beautiful city. The market is breathtaking and has an old world charm to it as found in a lot of European cities. Most places are within walking distance from the market. Watch out for cars and...More

Only spent the day here but had a lovely time. The town is beautiful and full of great structures and wonderful churches. Will definitely be back to spend more time here.

Bruges is such a lovely place and the scenery is like that of a postcard. You shouldn't miss the boat ride in the river which takes you around the canals of Bruges. There is also an open market where they offer a variety of antiques...More

The centre market was surrounded by beautiful old buildings all with histories. Many eateries on the square, more expensive than the side alleys but we ate at one anyway to soak up the atmosphere. Mussels and chips were delicious.

We did a walking tour which is a great way to see Bruges(apart from canal boat different views). Crowded so beware when stepping off the pavment into the road of cyclists and horse drawn carriages which do not give way for anything or even slow...More

Pack with history and culture. Lots to see. And masses of chococate shops to choose from. Something to see on every corner. Terrific.

This was my second visit to Brugge and it was even more breathtaking and spectacular than the first time. The history and architecture is just amazing. It is like stepping back in time. So many sights to see. You will need a full day -...More

Brugge has so much culture to offer there is always something to do. Markt was nice but expensive to eat and not very good. It is best to hunt the small places out in the side steeets better quality and cheaper. The Burg square is...More