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Ludovica Caracciolo
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"I've been here twice and I'd go back over and over again! Bruges it's such a gem and so easy to explore since it’s very small so you don’t have to feel rushed or stressed to see everything and you can take your time to fully enjoy it.
Wandering along the cobblestone streets and alleyways of this city is a great way to pass the time along with a canal tour: Bruges is also called the Venice of the North, as canals run through the whole city. Learn some history and get a great view of all the neighborhoods from the water."
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Ryanne Dean
"Bruges is famous for its preserved medieval architecture, winding canals, and cobblestone streets. Like some of its Dutch counterparts, Bruges is renowned for its canals. A major European trading hub from the 13th to the 15th century, the waterways have long been central to the development and connectivity of the city."
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Chelsea C
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"This is the most well preserved medieval town in Europe! It like walking through a cute fairytale land!. I 1000% believe everyone should stay at least 2 nights here and just spend a lot of time wandering the streets and eating the delicious food."
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