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Mostly people spend their time at Bars and Restaurants that serves very nice seafood. I spent mine in this Bar:Restaurant, and I saw lots of patronage.
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Unlike Brussels and Antwerp, I saw Bruge as a gentlemans city, thus; I saw that people were generally well dressed to these places.
Just dress decently, not necessarily Coat and Tie.
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