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Kartuizerinnenstraat (Carthusians’ Street)
Free Squares and streets Outdoor

The Belfry attracts all the attention, but behind it there’s a hidden, secret place: the Carthusians’ Street, named for the nuns who lived here until the end of the 18th century. The convent chapel is now home to the Military Chapel, and commemorates the victims of the two World Wars. The striking commemorative gate at the beginning of the street also remembers the dead of the First World War. Every street in Bruges is filled with its own history.

Getting there

Kartuizerinnenstraat , 8000 Brugge

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Nearest bus stop:
502817 Brugge Dijver

Nearest station:
Station Brugge

Nearest parking:
Pandreitje car park

Kartuizerinnenstraat (Carthusians’ Street)

Kartuizerinnenstraat , 8000 Brugge

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Dumeryklok (Dumery bell)

Dumeryklok (Dumery bell)

The Dumery bell can be seen on the square that shares its name. A tribute to the 18th century bell founder Joris Dumery, who cast the Belfry...
Joris Dumeryplein , 8000 Brugge
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Kerstmarkten

Kerstmarkten

De twee kerstmarkten in het Brugse centrum zijn terug, volledig opgefrist in de warme Wintergloedstijl. Kuier langs sfeervol verlichte...
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