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1. Martin's Brugge
Martin's Brugge
2. Grand Hotel Casselbergh Bruges
Grand Hotel Casselbergh Bruges
3. Novotel Brugge Centrum
Novotel Brugge Centrum
4. Dukes’ Palace – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
Dukes’ Palace – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
5. ibis budget Brugge Centrum Station
ibis budget Brugge Centrum Station
6. Canal View Hotel Ter Brughe by CW Hotel Collection
Canal View Hotel Ter Brughe by CW Hotel Collection
7. Dukes’ Arches – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
Dukes’ Arches – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
8. Hotel Navarra Brugge
Hotel Navarra Brugge
9. Martin's Relais
Martin's Relais
10. Hotel Aragon
Hotel Aragon
11. Hotel Augustyn
Hotel Augustyn
12. Dukes’ Academie – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
Dukes’ Academie – by Dukes’ Hotel Collection
13. Crowne Plaza Bruges by IHG
Crowne Plaza Bruges by IHG
14. Grand Hotel Normandy by CW Hotel Collection
Grand Hotel Normandy by CW Hotel Collection
15. Radisson Blu Hotel Bruges
Radisson Blu Hotel Bruges
16. Hotel de Orangerie by CW Hotel Collection - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
Hotel de Orangerie by CW Hotel Collection - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
17. NH Brugge Hotel
NH Brugge Hotel
18. Hotel du Theatre
Hotel du Theatre
19. Green Park Hotel Brugge
Green Park Hotel Brugge
20. Van der Valk Hotel Brugge - Oostkamp
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Canal View Hotel Ter Brughe by CW Hotel Collection
Canal View Hotel Ter Brughe by CW Hotel Collection
Canal View Hotel Ter Brughe by CW Hotel Collection
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Top neighbourhoods in Bruges

Historical Center Bruges
Historical Centre Bruges enchants visitors with medieval magic at every turn. The UNESCO-listed Gothic architecture and winding canals create a fairytale backdrop for your adventures. Take a dreamy boat ride through the "Venice of the North" before exploring the towering Belfry or admiring Michelangelo's Madonna in the Church of Our Lady. The cobblestone streets lead to hidden chocolate shops and cosy beer cafés. Car-free streets make walking a pleasure, though you'll want sturdy shoes for those charming cobblestones. Traditional Flemish cuisine shines in medieval taverns, while boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer the perfect base for your explorations. Visit early morning or evening to dodge the crowds and soak up the romantic atmosphere.

Sint-Anna Quarter
Sint-Anna Quarter is a peaceful escape from Bruges' tourist-packed centre. Wander down cobblestone streets lined with red-brick Gothic buildings and stepped gables. History buffs will love exploring the Byzantine-inspired Jerusalem Church with its replica of Christ's tomb and the Folklore Museum's authentic displays of traditional Flemish life. Local cafés serve hearty Flemish stews and Belgian beer at prices lower than the city centre. Charming bed and breakfasts in converted historic homes offer a genuine Belgian experience. The quarter is easily walkable, though cobblestones require sturdy shoes, and it's just a 15-minute stroll to the central train station.

Ezelstraat Quarter
Ezelstraat Quarter captures medieval Bruges at its most authentic. Wander down cobblestone streets past Gothic facades and ornate guild houses, ducking into local bakeries for warm waffles. Park Sebrechts offers a peaceful retreat while St. James's Church showcases stunning architecture that tells centuries of stories. The area buzzes with locals shopping along the historic Ezelstraat corridor. Traditional bistros serve hearty Flemish stews and fresh mussels, while charming chocolate boutiques tempt with Belgian specialities. Most attractions are within a 15-minute walk, making this residential haven perfect for travellers who want to experience Bruges beyond the tourist crowds.

Sint-Gillis
Sint-Gillis charms with medieval architecture and cobblestone streets away from Bruges' tourist crowds. This walkable area offers authentic Flemish experiences through local cafés, small shops, and the Gothic Sint-Gillis Church with its impressive spire. History buffs will appreciate the well-preserved guild houses with their stepped gables, while beer lovers can sample local Brugse Zot in traditional brown cafés. Family-run bistros serve hearty Flemish stews at moderate prices throughout this quiet residential quarter. Charming bed & breakfasts in converted medieval townhouses provide accommodation with historic character. The efficient bus network connects Sint-Gillis to Bruges' centre, though most attractions are just a pleasant 15-minute walk away.

Bruges Center
Bruges Centre wraps you in a medieval fairy tale where Gothic spires and dreamy canals steal your heart at every turn. Get lost on cobblestone streets lined with chocolate shops, or climb the massive Belfry tower for views that'll make your Instagram followers weep with jealousy. The Markt square buzzes with energy while the peaceful Minnewater "Lake of Love" offers a romantic escape from the crowds. Traditional Flemish taverns serve up hearty stews and local beers in buildings older than your great-grandparents' grandparents. Most of the centre is blissfully car-free, so you can wander between canal-side boutiques and museums without watching for traffic. Boutique hotels in converted medieval buildings let you live out your time-travel fantasies with modern comforts.
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Wander medieval streets where canals reflect centuries-old buildings in this perfectly preserved time capsule. The Belfry tower rewards those who tackle its 366 steps with views that explain why photographers never leave. Chocolate shops tempt with pralines made on-site, while local breweries serve Trappist ales in goblets that demand to be savoured, not gulped. The Markt square buzzes with activity beneath its soaring Gothic architecture. Take a boat tour where guides point out details you'd otherwise miss, then visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood, which houses a relic that would be the plot of a thriller novel if it weren't actually true. Museums showcase Flemish masters whose paintings capture light in ways that digital cameras still can't quite match.


























































































































































































































































































