Burg Square

The Burg Square is located in the area where the former fortress castle is located in the heart of Bruges, Belgium. The old town hall of Bruges is next to the square and was built between 1376 and 1420. It is one of the oldest town halls in the Lowland Country. The city hall's architecture inspired the architects of Brussels, Ghent, Leuven and Odenard City Hall and made a big impact on the city's Gothic municipal buildings.

Compared to the busy and messy capital of Brussel, the rural town is worth a visit in Belgium! This time, Gent is the main landing site, and it is radial to visit several cities. The train journey is mostly within 1 minute. With Western Europe at the end of the blue month and early June, the sun will not go down until 8.9 at night, and sometimes it is almost 10 o'clock in the dark. This time to travel, the weather is very comfortable, and you can avoid the summer vacation crowds, and have fun going home.

Berg Square is the square outside the city hall, the place is not big, but because the Holy Blood Church and the city hall building are located here, many tourists will gather here, it is a popular place.

Berg Square is located in front of Bruges City Hall and St. Blood Church. It is like a small park. Many tourists gather here for rest, picnics and so on. There are also carts selling things like French fries and hamburgers near the Square. The price is not expensive. It is very pleasant to sit around the Square, eat, rest and watch tourists come and go.

Berg Square is the popular square of Bruges, located in front of the Cathedral of Saint Blood and The City Hall of Bruges, the famous Beer Museum in the northwest corner of the square, surrounded by many beautiful and historic buildings, many locals and tourists gathered here. There are carts in the square selling food, such as waffles.