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The players of Club Brugge may be involved in the Christmas markets in Bruges this year. I Know that the Bruges Christmas markets are popular with tourists from the UK as the nearby city of Brussels is served by the Eurostar and provides many accommodation options making the destination the perfect choice for a winter break.
Equipment: There are many places to stay but I recommend after a hard day find somewhere to indulge in Belgian delights and hearty gastronomic cuisine in one of the many bars and cafes or visit one of the cosy tap rooms, to be found throughout the city.
Written Nov 2, 2011
Address: Walplein 26 Brugge
Phone: +32 50 40 21 21
Website: http://www.dertour.co.uk/holidays/christmas-markets/european-christmas-markets/bruges-christmas-market
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Club Brugge was last year's champions, and I hope they do equally well this year! Last year they totally overclassed the rest of the league, but this time it promises to be more exciting.
Equipment: Bring your black and blue scarf and your best voice with you: you'll need it!
Updated Aug 11, 2003
Address: Olympialaan 74, 8200 Brugge
Phone: +32 50 40 21 21
Website: www.clubbrugge.be
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Bruges' municipal Jan Breydel stadium was first used in 1975 and is the home ground for both brugean football teams, Club Brugge KV and Cercle Brugge KSV. In the nearby future, the city of Bruges wants to organize their concerts or other great events. A stadium that offers a lot of possibilities to bring people together...
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It is possible to reach Bruges by direct train from all mainline stations in Belgium and also from many major cities in Europe. When you arrive, a shuttle service of local busses will drive you straight to the Jan Breydel stadium. For those travelling by coach or car, they can follow the signs which will direct you from the main E40 motorway to the various parking areas nearby the stadium.
Updated Aug 9, 2003
Address: Olympialaan 74, 8200 BRUGGE
Phone: Phone: (+032) 050/40.21.21
Website: http://www.clubbrugge.be
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Q: Hi! Can anyone tell me whether the Castle ten Berghe can be visited by day trippers or is it only for guests staying overnight?...
A: No idea about the first part of your post. I don't see why you couldn't go and have a meal or a coffee or something. Or even go and just wander round the grounds....
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