Brugge and the North Sea Coast Travel Guide
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Long thought of as a Sleeping Beauty reawakened, Brugge is an ancient village whose heritage has been well preserved. However, the contemporary comparison is sometimes closer to Beauty and the Beast—particularly in summer, when visitors flock here in overwhelming numbers. Still, in the quiet, colder seasons, the city offers a peaceful refuge, and you can feel the rhythm of life centuries ago.
Brugge and the North Sea Coast Hotels
Brugge is a popular weekend escape, full as it is of romantic suites and secluded hideaways. You'll find old-fashioned accents at most hotels in the "City...read more
Brugge and the North Sea Coast Restaurants
There are hundreds of restaurants in Brugge, ranging from taverns offering a quick snack to stylish establishments serving Flemish or international (albeit...read more
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Things To Do in Brugge and the North Sea Coast
Explore the best sights, entertainment, and shopping with our top choices and insider tips.
Travel Deals in Brugge and the North Sea Coast
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Brugge and the North Sea Coast Experiences
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Walk Back in Time. The planning laws in Brugge have been very strict for many years (it was the first city in Europe—in 1972—to get... Read more
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Glorious buildings and art are highlights of a visit to Flanders. Brugge and Gent, the region's textile and artistic centers, are the major places... Read more
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Brugge's history begins some time in the third century, when it was a Gallo-Roman settlement of farmers and merchants who traded with England... Read more
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The backbone of Flanders food is the local produce that's served fresh and presented simply—you won't find painted plates or veggies sculpted... Read more
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Year-round dances, concerts, parades, celebrations, markets, fairs, and art exhibits loosen up even the most reserved Flemings. The most famous... Read more
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