Bruges hotels and places to stay

Travelers looking for budget hotels in Bruges can opt to stay at Hotel Maraboe, which has room rates from 108US$ per night. For budget travelers, look no further than Hostel 28, set 1650 feet away from the city center. B&B Family@Home66 is an affordable accommodation choice in Bruges, only a 30-minute walk from Standbeeld Marieke. If you are planning to visit Centrum district of Bruges, pick an apartment such as Holiday Home T' Keerske for only 111US$ per night.

A number of hotels are in the vicinity of Ostend-Bruges airport, including Hotel Glenn and Charmehotel ' T Kruishof. Albert 1 is a comfy option, offering a sun deck and a sunbathing terrace as well as situated just 0.4 miles from Bruges train station.

If you're planning on visiting Bruges, then staying at a central hotel like Gallery Guesthouse or Park Hotel Brugge would be an excellent choice. An option near the city center is Calis Bed And Breakfast next to Jan Van Eyck Square. In Sint-Kruis district, you'll find Hotel Lodewijk Van Male, which offers free self-parking and a free private parking lot.

Bruges features a variety of chic accommodation options, including 28 luxury hotels like Hotel Weinebrugge or 12 boutique hotels, such as The Pand Hotel. De Tuilerieen is a 4-star chain hotel with river views, alongside it offers a Jacuzzi, a steam room and racquetball.

Offering complimentary private parking and a free parking lot, Brugsche Suites Luxury Guesthouse is a snug apartment within walking distance of Quasimodo, about 0.4 miles away from Bruges city center. Guesthouse Orchid, situated near Monument to Juan Luis Vives, is a cozy bed-and-breakfast hotel offering a casino, free parking and complimentary private parking. If you're traveling for business, you may wish to stay at a hotel that offers business facilities, choose Hotel Groeninghe 0.4 miles from the city center. Hotel Alegria will place you next to the beach and within close proximity of Burghers' Lodge about 1150 feet from Bruges city center.

Bruges is the capital and largest city of West Flanders in the northwest region of Belgium. Same as Amsterdam, Bruges is often referred to as "The Venice of the North" due to numerous canals that run through the city. Tours along the canals are fantastic and will provide you with history of the city, with some unreachable places to be seen. Along with canals, Bruges is famous for its chocolate shops and the tradition of chocolate-making. Bruges is a very romantic city with numerous horse drawn carts riding around the Old City.

Burges is highly visited by tourists. Thus shall you be seeking to avoid the crowded squares, make it to the cobbled streets away from the centre.

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The city is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Most of its medieval buildings remained intact and are well preserved.

- Church of Our Lady is one of the highest brick towers in the world. Its architecture is a fusion of Romanesque and Gothic styles. In the transept you can see Michelangelo's Madonna and Child sculpture. On the territory of the church you will also find tombs of Charles the Bold and Mary of Burgundy.

- Belfry erected in the 13 century. It houses 48 bells.

- Groeninge Museum exposes various artworks of local artists dating back to the 14th century and till the 20th.

- Basilica of the Holy Blood constructed in Gothic style. It houses a vial of blood belonged to Jesus Christ.

- Jerusalem church built by Italian merchants. It lies in the quiet area of the city and is very distinctive from other churches. You will also have a chance to visit the Lace Museum.

Among other notable places you can see the Begijnhof, a convent surrounded by small houses and trees. The medieval Hospital of St John can be of particular interest. It houses painting of Hans Memling. For chocolate tasters, there is also a place to attend. At Choco-Story Museum you can learn how chocolate is made from cacao. Chocolate making exhibition is definitely worth seeing. Diamond Museum offers various exhibits from mining to diamond polishing. Another interesting spot is the Friet Museum. Here you will get an insight into the discovery of a humble potato in South America and how it has evolved into a fry.

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