🇧🇪Belgium Bruges & Ghent Day Trip by Train #Bruges Bruges Edition!

1️⃣ Buy a round-trip ticket from ZONE Brussel to ZONE Brugge!
2️⃣ From Brussels-Centraal Station, transfer to #Brugge Station and explore Bruges (departs at 9am)
3️⃣ From Brugge Station, get off at #Gent-Sint-Pieters Station and explore Ghent (departs at 2pm)
4️⃣ Arrive at Brussels South/Midi Train Station and take the #Eurostar!

Brugge, a city with well-developed canals, is called the Venice of Belgium! It's a small town, so 3-4 hours is enough to explore the entire city :)

Perhaps because it's known as a pretty town, there were quite a few visitors on #package tours.

Bruges seems like a great place for solo reflection. Perhaps because it was a weekday morning, it was incredibly quiet. 😌

Bruges preserves the 14th-century European atmosphere, so you can see the architecture from that era with your own eyes. ㅎㅎ

You can also get a glimpse into the lives of locals holding flea markets in pavilions.

#CityCityHall! Belgian city halls are all incredibly grand and ornate💛

If you walk in from City Hall, you'll find the #Plaza. The photo doesn't capture it all, but it's truly stunning. ㅠㅠ

You can definitely see the vibrant atmosphere of people gathered in the center. :)

The shops are all unique and beautiful. 😆

Markt Square is also magnificent..!

At the time, the floor was being repaired, and I could see them individually attaching small bricks, like a mosaic.

Back on the outskirts, it was quiet. Houses were right next to the canal, beautifully decorated with flowers hanging on the walls.

The area known as #LakeofLove seems to be a must-see in Bruges! It's the perfect date spot.

Now, on to #Ghent - more on that in the next post!

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