Bruges: Belgium's Most Photogenic Town.

The hitman in the movie 'In Bruges' feels guilty for accidentally killing a child and contemplates suicide. His boss tells him to visit Bruges before he dies. What is so enchanting about Bruges that it becomes a place someone must visit before passing away? The charm is indeed irresistible. Starting from the train station, the Lake of Love is as calm as a mirror, with swans admiring their own reflections; the Begijnhof with its white walls and black trim, set against a garden full of simple yet elegant yellow flowers; the Church of Our Lady houses Michelangelo's 'Madonna' sculpture, which Hitler once coveted but failed to acquire; the Basilica of the Holy Blood, with no trace of blood, has a dark exterior but a colorful interior, making it truly unique; strolling along the canals, there's a picturesque view at every turn; the city is dotted with eateries, and the scent of chocolate mixed with waffles wafts through the air. By the time you reach the belfry, you probably won't feel like jumping to your demise anymore...