Bruges

Bruges is commonly known as the Venice of the north, or the city of canals. However, I learned from a friend, who lives in Bruges that the city was actually a formerly walled city with double moats.

Here are some links to stories and articles about the medieval ghost city of Bruges in Flanders, Belgium!

Bruges is a fairy-tale city. It was founded over thousand years ago.

The Holy Blood of Christ seems to have turned medieval Bruges (in Flanders, Belgium) into a Holy City... that could be... well, pretty unholy too!

Built during the middle Ages, Bruges, appeals to the imagination with its historical churches, buildings, arts, museums, and market squares, all preserved to perfection.

The characters are reprehensible but were made enchanting by their mannerisms, the lines and then their actions would reinstate how dark they are. But it was not enough to make them detestable. It was good writing, directing and acting that pulled that off.

A review of the film "In Bruges"

This former river barge turned hotel rates high for novelty but its greatest asset is the integrity of its staff.

A guide to planning the transportation for your European holiday. How to get the most miles for your money.

This article is about the top ten must see travel movies of all time.

Break away from the medieval splendor of Bruges, and get the kids some action in a world class harbor: sailing, interactive exhibition, sub-marine, and more.