A very few Chocolate shops in Brugge DO NOT allow you to ' look around ' and will chuck you out into the street if you do go in without knowing what you want! Check the door signs before you look. The... more
Bruges is among the safest cities in Belgium, but in crowded places you have to beware of pickpockets. Car-jacking incidents involving expensive cars are not unheard of.
If you do not like crowds,... more
Don't get me wrong. Brugge is lovely, but there are a few things that are a bit messed up. The sightseeing tours on a boat is one. I didn't think all of the boats look very safe. They are way too... more
About the only danger for a female will be gazing at all the gorgeous men and tripping on the cobblestone streets (no joke - I couldn't believe how hot the guys are in Belgium overall). Also a severe... more
Be careful if you go to the movies in Brugge... I made a mistake and watched the Rack-the-Ripper-movie "From Hell". Scary, but great movie. On the way home my friends and I were really panicing -... more
Brugge is a small place and a very popular destination, so limited accommodation is available. We went over a UK bank holiday weekend and queued for two hours at tourist info to find a place. They... more
You would think that for a town that makes it money from tourists the towns traders would treat its visitors with more respect than it does. Some shop keepers... more
Gentlemen, This is a warning in case your girlfriend or wife discovers the Bruges Diamond House.Once she finds out about this place you could find yourself... more
This is primarily a danger to your budget - it could also appear under local customs!I referred in my restaurant tips to the cost of eating out in Brugge. For... more
Belgian is noted for its beer and particularly for strong beers. For the novice this can be dangerous, for the connoisseur perhaps more so. You see, we do like... more
I hadn't really given much thought to what days we'd be spending where but was focused on an efficient route as we drove through Benelux and Brugge fit in... more
If you expect to see modern buildings or skyscrapers you definitely shouldn’t go to Brugge. The city keeps its medieval look and this is what makes Brugge so... more
When I visited the brewery Halve Maan for the 2nd time, I did encounter a big problem.I was there with a big company of people, When we ordered our drinks I... more
Watch out in the haunted house, you will be haunted! LOLNo really, watch out when going out. The public can act somewhat agressive. Especially if you are from... more
***expect to PAY when you need to use the restroom... if you can find one, you need to have some change in Belgian Francs ready to pay. There will usually be an... more
There will be so many gorgeous little places like this that you just won't be able to decide where you want to eat your moulles and drink your Belgian beer! more
In Brugge there are many lace stores. Real lace is handmade, but most of the lace, you find in the stores is made by machines. Handmade lace is very expansif. more
I came to Brugge with much expectation. It's a town favoured by many and reports were all favourable at my end of the spectrum.
Alighting at the train station the first thing I was confronted with was...
At first glance, the whole of Bruges appears to be a Flemish Disneyland. It's full of kitschy but beautiful European scenary, horse carriages that go clippity-clop on its cobblestone streets and...
Walking is the best way to discover Bruges. The city is rather small you can easily walk across it in half an hour. Its also a romantic city. My must see page would show a little bridge on which, if...
Brugge is one of those rare towns that is both a must see and a tourist trap. With a little care in planning, you can avoid the tourist trap side of the city and have a lovely visit to this magical......
At one point, Bruges (Brugge in Dutch) was one of the most important trading posts throughout Europe. It was the hub of the wool, lace and diamond industries and home to the world's first stock...
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