Bruges is the largest city in the Flemish region of Belgium. It occupies northwest region of the country. It is a world heritage center as approved by UNESCO. It is also called the Venice of the north due to its many canals. Bruges has seen lot of invaders but has always flourished with prosperity. Its architecture is of the medieval period and is notable for its buildings such as Basilica of the holy blood, church of our lady along with Dijver canal, Saint Salvator’s cathedral, Provinciaal hof, and Kruispoort. It is also notable for its theaters, concert halls, and operas. It conducts music festival and food festival for the tourists. It offers good transport facilities with good motorway, railway station, airport, and public city transport. It is also famous for the cycle race held in the month of April. Bruges accommodation is also very great. Hotels such as Nicolas hotel, De Pauw hotel, De Goezeput hotel, Cordoeanier hotel, Pannenhuis hotel, Egmond hotel, and Ter Duinen hotel offer attractive facilities with good accommodation. If you plan for a vacation, Bruges is your place.

Bruges, Belgium is a medieval inspired city, as well as home to Michelangelos Madonna and Child sculpture and the Church of our Lady which is one of the worlds highest brick buildings. People come from all over the planet to visit some of the architectural masterpieces located in this magnificent city.

When you plan a visit to this marvelous city make sure to arrange to stay at a hotel Bruges that will satisfy your every need. Hotel Aragon, offers spacious rooms as well as free Wi-Fi and a complimentary breakfast. Wind down the night at the cozy bar located within the Academy. At the Hotel Navarra you can get your daily exercise in the huge swimming pool. If you want to experience some home town friendliness then stay at the Hotel Maraboe which is family owned and operated. The House of seasons is located amid the historical area of town.

No matter where you stay in Bruges it is likely that you will enjoy your visit while soaking up the historical air.