Like all original cities in the Netherlands, Bruges is also famous for its canals and medieval buildings.

It has around 117 thousand inhabitants, is the capital of the province of West Flanders and is located in the Flemish region of Belgium.

It has a rich history, since 1128 when it was elevated to the category of city, and from the 12th century it became an important commercial center due to its port and the wool and fabric industry.

One of its relics is the Basilica of the Holy Blood, with a discreet Gothic-style facade and half-hidden on the Place du Burg.
Its interior is divided into two small chapels:
- on the ground floor the Chapel of St. Basil from the beginning of the 12th century, with romantic and
- going up the stairs to the Chapel of the Holy Blood in neo-Gothic style from the 15th century, which enchants with its details.

In the heart of the historic center is the Grote Markt, the city's main square with an area of approximately 1 ha.