Considered one of the most photographed areas of Bruges, Rozenhoedkaai, or Quay of the Rosary, is a picturesque spot where the Dijver and Groenerei canals meet. Sit back and relax while enjoying ...

The 13 th century Church of Our Lady, stunningly restored to a bright, glowing luster, has the tallest spire (112 meters) in Belgium ... at numerous attractions and shops in Bruges and surroundings.

Bruges offers plentiful chocolate shops, pubs and a handful of breweries, as well as attractions that tell the story of each of the country's celebrated foods, including the Bruges Beer Experience ...

Despite being a relatively small country, Belgium is of major importance ... But the thing is, Bruges isn't the only Belgium city oozing with old world charm. For those in the know, such as ...

Little Bruges, the perfect pocket-sized medieval city, was a Sleeping Beauty. Laced with canals, it was one of the great North European trading ports in late medieval times. The magnificently ...

Don't bother: Visiting Bruges on a weekend; it is much less crowded and more pleasant during the week. Coolest souvenir: A beer glass with the logo. There are 800 beers brewed in Belgium.

Even the pickiest little eater will find plenty of things to eat in Belgium. The country ... Bruges, and Ghent. Within cities ...

Situated in the north of Belgium, Bruges is a gothic fairytale city renowned its plethora of canals and bridges. With a centre that became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, it's often ...