Belfry of Bruges and the Markt
The 83 m medieval belfry towers over the Markt, the main square of Bruges, lined with gabled guild houses and café terraces.
The 83 m medieval belfry towers over the Markt, the main square of Bruges, lined with gabled guild houses and café terraces.
One of the most beautiful squares in Europe, surrounded by the Gothic Town Hall and the gilded baroque guild houses of medieval Brussels.
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