Have you ever been somewhere that felt so magical that you had to pinch yourself? That’s what visiting Bruges was like for me ...

The Flemish who live in this part of Belgium call this city “Brugge” (BROO-ghah), but the French half of the country (and ...

The best way to get around Bruges is on foot. The city is small – in fact, you can walk from one end to the other in about 30 minutes. Biking is the second-best way to get around. There's also a ...

As well as pretty architecture, food is another part of what makes Bruges so special, so pack your eating trousers and come hungry. STREETS MADE FOR WALKING? The city isn’t large, so it can be ...

For those yearning for the medieval allure of Bruges minus the tourist throngs, Ghent in Belgium is a hidden jewel waiting to be discovered. A mere 65-minute flight from the UK, this lively city ...

With a history that dates back to the 16th century, the De Halve Maan Brewery is a family-owned business that brews the Bruges city beer – the Brugse Zot – a strong-tasting, highly fermented brew.

All the old certainties have flown away and when City went a goal down to a superb strike from Club Bruges' Raphael Onyedika a minute before half-time, it felt as if the unthinkable was about to ...

With The Joyful Apocalypse, the Brussels architecture firm Traumnovelle is redefining the 13th-century courtyard of the Bruges City Halls that has only been used sporadically in recent decades.