Wrong and winding streets with its many canals and open squares represent the medieval spirit and character of Bruges, making it one of the most confusing cities in Europe. Visit all the attractions you definitely will get twice in the same place.

Bruges is often compared to Venice. But Bruges has its own unique charm and beauty. The architecture of this picturesque town individual. Unlike Venice, there is Lennie trees, wagons and carriages drawn by Flemish horses, many houses with beautiful facades, brick chimneys, Linden alleys and Acacias. Admire this magnificent city and see it in all its charm, drifted on a boat through the channels, looking from the water the reflections of the majestic buildings, the opening through the trees. Your eyes gaze at the stone bridges, the hidden courtyards, the houses are irregularly shaped, overhanging the water and snow-white swans gliding through the channels. It's their mutual love of the residents of these led to the fact that swans always come back to Bruges.

Certain streets of the city are attractions and store interesting facts and history. For example, the narrow street is called Bath. The most important Sand – street – retaining many Guild houses. On the waterfront Diver horse stigma testify about her past: before they were selling horses. Multiple channels always calm, so you can feel pretty slow on a quiet and charming streets of Bruges.