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Bruges

Bruges (Dutch (local name): Brugge) is a picturesque city in Flanders, the northern part of Belgium. Once Europe's richest city, it is now both cosmopolitan and bourgeois in its compact size. It is mainly known for its exceptionally well-preserved historical centre (especially by Belgian standards), which draws over 400,000 tourists annually.

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  1. Drink

    't Brugs Beertje

    This excellent pub (recommended in the CAMRA guide to the Benelux region) has hundreds of different beers and an authentic beer-cafe atmosphere. Clientele is majority tourists. The front bar is crowded; what looks like the door through to the restrooms opens on another bar area. In 2005 it was closed for most of July - this might be an annual occurrence.

  2. Drink

    Café Vlissinghe

    One of the less touristy bars, with a nice selection of draught and bottled beers. It's probably the oldest pub in Bruges dating from 1515.

    closed Mondays and Tuesdays

  3. Drink

    De Garre

    Hidden in a backyard, this pub offers a nice atmosphere and about 100 kinds of beer, including localy-brewed ones. The house beer is called 'Triple de Garre' and is 11% strong, a good way to start the night. The pub is very often full, but there's a limit of two drinks per person, which means that new places become available pretty quickly.

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    Bruges Beer Festival

    Brugs BierFestival

    Annual beer festival held over two days in the Bruges Meeting & Convention Centre. Over 50 breweries represented. Unlike many other beer festivals, this one is not at a fixed time during the year. (see website)

    from €14.50 for basic package.