Bruges streets and canals

The streets and canals of Bruges are a beautiful corner of peace and quiet in the heart of Europe. Bruges itself thanks to this becomes a popular place among tourists, the personification of the medieval spirit of Europe, a storehouse of ancient architecture and a unique water system comparable to such famous cities as Venice and St. Petersburg.

Bruges is absolutely unique in terms of architecture. Many merchant houses have been preserved here, against the background of green areas and stunning linden alleys. Also, sailing through the canals of Bruges, you can see the famous stone bridges, houses of bizarre shapes and much more.

Some streets of the city are monuments in themselves. For example, the widest of the streets is called Sandy. There are several houses that previously belonged to guilds. And the narrowest street - Bath, notable for its name. Enjoy your journey through medieval Europe!