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You can take a relaxing boat ride through Brugge's ancient canals on a small boat. It's a nice way to see some architecture and different parts of the city.
 There are a few different boarding spots throughout the city. Take your pick, they all go down the same canal. by beachbum |
 You get a nice view of a variety of buildings. Mostly homes, some of them hundreds of years old. by beachbum |
 This stepped facade is typical of Flemish architecture, there are many well preserved examples throughout Bruges. by beachbum |
 Not sure what the original purpose of this was, perhaps to let people get to their boats? There is probably a 8-10ft or so wall from the street to the water. by beachbum |
 Bruges has many brick buildings, with quaint architectural touches, there was a dog sitting in this window on that pillow but it took off before I could snap him. Lovely vines too. by beachbum |
 Lots of hotels and restaurants overlook the canal. Some terrific patios and alfresco dining spots. The food in Bruges was absolutely amazing, every restaurant we tried was terrific. by beachbum |
 If the architecture isn't cute enough, it was nice to see lots of swans and cute ducks hanging around. Bruges is a heavily brick and cobblestone city, but they set aside some nice tree lined parks too by beachbum |
 The tallest tower in Bruges at 122m. It was undergoing renovation during our visit (May 2010). The cathedrals and churches are definitely worth a walk-through, they have amazing ceilings and art. by beachbum |
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