[TW]Fox;29558506 said:Bruges is a wonderful city, probably the nicest place in Belgium. Its touristy for a reason!
Whilst Bruges is a nice place to visit, I would say only for a day.
[TW]Fox;29558506 said:Bruges is a wonderful city, probably the nicest place in Belgium. Its touristy for a reason!
Whilst Bruges is a nice place to visit, I would say only for a day.
Whilst Bruges is a nice place to visit, I would say only for a day.
Are you staying in Brussels or will you have to travel between cities?Sorry for the thread hijack, but what is Belgium like for driving in? I am there with work in a couple of weeks, and I cannot decide whether to use public transport or hire a car. I only speak English, and I've only ever driven in the USA or the UK
Are you staying in Brussels or will you have to travel between cities?
If you're only staying in and around Brussels, I'd recommend public transport or taxis.
Driving in Brussels is a nightmare as people are extremely aggressive and impatient. The Brussels Ring, Antwerp Ring and around Gent is also a nightmare during the week, especially during morning and evening rush hours. Expect delays up to 1 or even 2 hours if there's an accident.
Brussels rush hours are heavy but short. Friday afternoons on the R0 is just misery.
If you're here in July then school's out and everyone will have buggered off on holiday. Use Google Maps/Waze!
[TW]Fox;29558506 said:Bruges is a wonderful city, probably the nicest place in Belgium. Its touristy for a reason!
I'm driving to Luxembourg next week and fancy stopping off for a day in Bruges as I've never been. Does anyone have any hotel recommendations? Somewhere near the city centre with a car park ideally.
Parkhotel or Martins hotel are the ones I stay in as they are pretty central. Martins is a street behind the main square. They both have private underground parking but they charge for it.
Ghent is very beautiful, not sure there is much there to keep you interested more than a day though.