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16 Brugge (Bruges), Belgium Port Reviews
by giannaconi
we did an excursion Bruges on your own. Only problem it wasnt enough time to walk around and see everything. they left us off in an area where we had to walk into town and back. whike it was a nice walk i woukd have liked more time to explore. Chocolates and Waffles were excellent. The next time we'll get a car service yo drop us off and picks us up.
by linda1918
It was ok but we only visited blankenburgh bruges is better
Visited: Jun 30, 2019
by StarGazer3542
We docked in Zeebrugee after we were unable to go to Paris due to a strike. I took the canal boat tour which was nice, but the tour guide was very opinionated. We had time on our own after and I wanted to see Madonna and child, but it was a Sunday so the church was having mass and wouldn’t be open for viewing until after my return time. Several shops were closed and there was not a FRESH Belgian waffle to be found, just reheated ones from Saturday. I comparison shopped for some chocolate and the smell from the shops was sooooo good. I purchased some chocolate candied ginger and orange peels that my coworkers couldn’t get enough of. There was also intricate Flemish lace for purchase but I did not get any. Most people spoke English or understood my broken French. So although it wasn’t in my plans it was a nice place to go.
by kezzasmell
As we have been to Bruges several times we chose to take the coastal tram instead. As you walk out of the terminal simply turn left and follow the tram line to the stop by the courts about 10 mins walk. An all day ticket on the tram costs around 10 euros and allows you to get on an off wherever you like. We visited Blankenberge which is an attractive seaside town and you can walk back along the sand dunes if the weather is good.
Visited: Jun 30, 2019
by chrissie0
Lovely place to walk and explore. Easy transfer to station and 5 euro return on the train. Just watch out for return train times. I could imagine a taxi to the port being expensive! Lots of chocolate shops and great architecture. Even in the rain we had a fantastic time and would love to visit once the Christmas markets are open.
Visited: Nov 17, 2019
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