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Brugge / Bruges - Belgium |
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"Bears remain in the city, although the traders have long deserted the original Bourse. Horse drawn cabs and barges once hauled merchants and wool, but today's equivalents can't wait to show you the sights." Summary
BRUGGE VISIT Brugge by boat Tours by boat depart numerous locations close to the city centre between 10:00 hrs and 18:00hrs. In the Winter December to February they only run at weekends and Public Holidays. Brugge by Horse-Drawn Cab Horse-drawn cabs depart from Markt Square (except Wednesday morning:-Burg Square). A round trip lasts 30 minutes, including a short stop at the Beguinage. City tour by Minibus The Sightseeing Line run tours of the city with an audiovisual presentation in most languages. The round trip lasts 50 minutes. ![]() Getting there Train: There are connections to Brugge from all major Belgian cities. Bruxelles can be reached via TGV and Eurostar. Alternatively, there is a bus service from Lille's Gare d l'Europe, which again is well served by both TGV and Eurostar trains. There is of course a train service from Lille to Bruges which takes 1hr 15 mins. Car: Close to Bruxelles, Ghent and Lille, the Autoroutes connecting Brugge to the rest of Europe are efficient. From Bruxelles: Via E40 take Exit 7 (Brugge) 107 km. From Lille: Via A14 - 67 km. From Calais: Via E40 (A10) - just over 100 km. |
Where to Stay Apartments: Leopold-3 Flats There are very few Self Catering Apartments in the immediate vicinity of Brugge. However as Brugge is so easy to reach it is possible to stay in Lille or Bruxelles and travel in to Brugge. Citadines Aparthotels can be found in Lille and Bruxelles. itadines apartments can be booked via the Eurapart Booking Engine. It is also possible to stay in Sunparks at De Haan. Hotels: A list of the numerous hotels can be obtained from the Tourist Office. Budget Hotels Formule 1 Brugge Zeebrugge Mid Price Hotels Ibis Brugge Centrum Campanile Hotel Leopold Memling Luxury ![]() Crowne Plaza Hotels - Brugge Food and fuel Belgian chocolates are one of the more obvious specialities of Bruges. In addition Belgium is famed for its vast diversity of beers. Bruges has restaurants catering for all tastes from fast food outlets to seriously gourmand establishments. Tourist Information Toerisme Brugge Burg 11 B-8000 Brugge Tel (32) (0) 44 86 86 Fax (32) (0) 44 86 00 E Mail toerisme@brugge.be Sightseeing Line Paul Gilonstraat 5 8200 St.-Andries Fax (050) 31 15 50 Campanile Hotel Tel Belgium (0) 50 38 1360 Fax Belgium (0) 50 38 4542 Campanile Website Tel (050) 55 05 75 Fax (050) 55 03 43 Further Reading Further information can be requested from the Brugge Tourist Board. Alternatively you can purchase a good guide book. Brugge map Click the link to look up an interactive map of Brugge. Zoom in or out, look at the surrounding area. |
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