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The Legend Of Bruges Lace
When you think of Belgium, chances are you think of waffles, chocolate, beer and beautiful bridges. However, one product has been a staple of Belgium tradition and history for many hundreds of years – lace. In the 16th Century, the city of Bruges adopted a tradition of weaving lace into ...
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6 Best Things To Do In Summer In Bruges
Bruges in summer is one of the most beautiful and popular spots to visit in Europe. Its charming canals, horse-drawn carriages and beautiful green space make us popular all year round. The addition of warm weather makes Bruges in summer even more appealing. There is plenty to see and do ...
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Why You Should Go To The Cactus Festival In Bruges
Are you planning a summer vacation to Bruges in July? You’re lucky enough to be visiting at the same time as the fantastic Cactus Festival, an event everyone should experience. No, it’s not a festival for horticulturalists or plant lovers. Instead, it’s a music festival designed for music lovers of ...
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Why you should visit Bruges with a guide
The best way to describe Bruges to someone who has never been is like stepping into a fairy-tale. The cobbled streets, perfectly preserved medieval architecture and the world-class art are just some of the things that make visitors fall in love with our gorgeous city. Bruges is best seen in ...
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Spring means blooming daffodils in Bruges!
Spring is finally here are we can’t wait to get out and enjoy it. Spring in Bruges brings vibrant natural colours, more people exploring our beautiful streets and only the odd April shower. Daffodils are the ultimate springtime flower and we’re lucky to have lots of places to enjoy these ...
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5 tips for a romantic getaway in Bruges
When you think of a romantic weekend break in Europe, chances are Bruges is high on your list. With its beautiful architecture, great restaurants and distinct fairy-tale charm, it’s the perfect spot for a couple’s getaway. From quaint architecture and horse-drawn carriages to cosy pubs and chocolate shops, there are ...
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