Bruges, like the rest of Belgium, is not devoid of romance and the spirit of the Middle Ages. Despite the size of the town, the number of attractions here exceeds the number of local residents. As you travel around the city, don't forget to taste authentic Belgian chocolate.
The Town Hall serves not only as a tourist attraction for the locals, but also as a registry office, tourists can also go inside and look at the beautiful stairs and painted walls, although the entrance will have to be paid, but it is not at all expensive.
The lake of love connects with the Bruges canals. Thanks to this, the water does not dry out, but keeps almost the same level all the time. Legends are made about the lake. Their content is mainly happy love stories. Swans live on the lake, which tourists also like to see.
Market Square. Founded in the 10th century. Once a week, locals hold a market on this square. By Christmas, the playground is flooded here and you can go ice skating. If you want to ride a carriage around the city, then sightseeing begins from this square.
Church of Our Lady. You can see this church from any part of the city, thanks to the 122-meter bell tower. You can enter the church for free and see the work of Michelangelo.
Chocolate Museum. The building that houses the museum was built in the 15th century. At the entrance, you can see the history of how a chocolate drink was made from cocoa. By the way, the Spaniards invented it. Previously, any chocolate products were made with their own hands, and only then began to open factories for the production of chocolate, in the 19th century. And of course, in this museum you can taste real Belgian chocolate.
