Bruges Square in Belgium takes you back to the Middle Ages

There are three major tourist cities in Belgium: the international Brussels, the quaint Bruges, and Ghent, which is close to the lives of residents. If you want to learn more about the history of Belgium and its roots in Europe as a whole, you might want to visit Bruges, which has been famous for its canals since the 12th century. The roads, houses and canals here are close to the medieval appearance. However, due to the siltation of the canal, this canal city gradually declined and lost its status as a trade center, but fortunately it also avoided the German artillery fire during World War II💥 and successfully presented the appearance of the old city to everyone. The Belfry of Bruges can be climbed by stairs. You can overlook the panoramic view of Bruges while looking up at how the giant hanging bell produces pleasant bell sounds through a series of mechanical operations. Within a ten-minute walk, you can also visit the Bruges City Hall to clearly understand the rise and fall of the city of Bruges, and go to the Grand Place in Brussels to admire the historical buildings while tasting the famous mussels in the restaurant. You can also go to the Rose Pier to board a boat to travel between the canals, and go to the Lake of Love to enjoy the beautiful lake view. There is a sad story behind the lake view. If you are interested in visiting Bruges, you may wish to explore it☺️ #Belgium #Bruges#Historical Buildings