THIS is Why YOU MUST VISIT Bruges, Belgium!!!

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The creator documents a full day excursion to the medieval city of Bruges, Belgium, following a cruise stop in Gent. The journey begins with a guided walking tour that explores the city's historical architecture, its status as a UNESCO site, and its nickname, the Venice of the North. The creator highlights the city's unique layout, including narrow streets designed for pedestrians and horses, and explains how local breweries pipe beer into the city due to the small street dimensions. Significant landmarks visited include the Church of Our Lady, which houses Michelangelo's Brugge Madonna and Child, and various historic squares showcasing diverse architectural styles. After the guided portion, the creator explores the city independently, following advice to avoid tourist traps in the main market square in favor of side streets. The day concludes with a culinary exploration of Belgian specialties, including mussels, Flemish beef stew with fries, and high quality chocolate. The creator expresses deep appreciation for the authenticity of the city and the quality of the local food and drink.
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I am in love with this place and one other the thing you'll see that nothing is modern in here this is a UNESCO site it is completely protected no new construction
Brugge has the nickname of Venice of the north because of all the canals that run through the city
I absolutely had a wonderful time today and I'm super looking forward to Brussels tomorrow
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