Brugge Hotels

The Belgian town of Bruges sports Big Market Square, a popular gathering and people-watching spot surrounded by quaint European buildings. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town is also home to many parks Allow HotelTravel.com to get a room for you. 

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De Tuilerieen Hotel is a beautiful hotel that retains its authentic character of a 15th century nobl...
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Golden Tulip De'Medici Hotel is located along one of the most romantic & major canals of Bruges with...
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Martins Brugge is a cozy inner city hotel which is tastefully and modernly decorated. In the areas s...
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Guests at the Leonardo Hotel Brugge can experience comfort in a modern, contemporary atmosphere. Sit...
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Apollo Arthotel Brugge (Formerly Scandic Hotel) offers comfortable accommodations where guests can r...
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Academie Hotel offers comfortable, clean and basic accomodation. The staff are courteous and helpful...
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Brugge Introduction

Brugge offers a wide selection of accommodation to choose from, with a number of excellent hotels situated in the central area around the Markt and several more on the north-eastern edge of the inner city. Should you be looking for intimate, upscale lodgings, the four-star De Orangerie Hotel is in a fantastic central location overlooking one of Brugge' many canals in the heart of the town.

 
 

Beautiful Brugge is the capital city of West Flanders and one of Belgium's best-loved tourist towns, boasting a magnificent array of historical architecture, along with abundant cultural and historical sites. Recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its magnificently preserved buildings, Brugge is home to over 100,000 residents and draws millions of tourist each year.

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Brugge has several great activity options for groups travelling with children, both in and out of the central area. The Minnewater and the city's various parks and gardens offer perfect picnicking and recreational opportunities, while many of Brugge ' cultural and historical attractions will appeal to kids as well as adults.

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Apart from the chilly winter months when nothing much of interest happens in Brugge , the city hosts an exciting range of events, fairs and festivals held at both indoor and outdoor venues. Major annual affairs include the Procession of the Holy Blood, in which Brugge' most treasured religious artefact is paraded through the city, while the Cinema Novo Film Festival, Jazz Brugge and the ground-breaking Music in Mind festival are also very popular.

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Brugge is one of Europe's most perfectly preserved medieval cities, unmarred by the bomb destruction that annihilated so many of the continent's ancient architecture and historical sights during WWI and WWII. It is home to copious architectural attractions, dominated by the ornate style of the Gothic era, but also featuring some fabulous Romanesque, Renaissance, Rococo, neo-Classical and Baroque structures. Also of interest are its vibrant town squares and excellent museums, while the city's Minnewater, canals and parks offer abundant opportunities for relaxation and recreation. Most highlight attractions are located in the ancient city centre, which is easily explored on foot and has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status for its rich historical and cultural offerings.

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Brugge has a relatively compact downtown area, with most major sights concentrated in the centrally located 'golden triangle'. The best way to see the city's attractions is on foot, but those who prefer to take public transport can make use of the many buses and taxis. Trains and coaches provide transportation to other Belgian towns and cities as well as limited European destinations, while Brussels International Airport receives international flights.

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Most shops in Brugges are open from Mondays to Saturdays between 09:00 and 18:00, except on Fridays when most keep their doors open until 20:00 or 21:00. Likewise, most major supermarkets stay open until 20:00. Although most shops close on Sundays, many are open for trading during at least part of the day. Most museums are open on Sundays, closing on Mondays instead.

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