This tiny historical town sometimes also calls  'the Venice of the North'. You can have plenty of opportunity to visit the town: the boat is moored at the front when you sail into Bruges. Or you can take a bike and cycle the route around city, or take a horse and carriage ride through the city . Monumental Bruges is a town you could walk around in for days.
There are wonderful art museums and lush parks in this medieval city. One of them is next to the Minnewater- canalized lake. Behind it lies the Beguinage Vineyard.

Bruges medieval charecter image The Saint Salvator Cathedral. Take a look and to others sacred places: Our Lady's Church, The Jerusalem Church and The Chapel of the Holy Blood.

In the the area called Flanders, you can feel coming very close to the Flander’s Field where the famous war time poem In Flanders Flied was written. The Flander’s Field Museum, is advised to see for the history buffs, can hear telling the history and stories of the war in that area, there are lots of interactive displays, videos and life size exhibits as well.

Bruges has a name for shoe and chocolate shops. Don‘t miss this opportunity to score it.

There are variety of restaurants, which can gratify every palate and budget. From a traditional pot of mussels, to cafes with Belgian pastries and waffles to restaurants offering menus from nearly every country in Europe and abroad, Bruges restaurants are sure to delight. Don’t forget to sample the Bruges famous Flemish Stew (vlaamse stoverij) made only with fine Belgian dark beer. Enjoy the relaxed pure Flemish atmosphere to outdoors terraces fullest.