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Looking at possibly renting a bike in Brugge around May. I have seen the tourist site and these VT pages with all the info on where to rent the bike. However, how about ...
- How do you lock the bike when you stop to see something ... do they provide a lock and chain?
- Is there threft insurance on the bikes?
Should I just rent the bike to take a ride around and walk to do the rest of sight seeing (if this question makes sense) - that is, just use the bikes to go around the farther areas. Not sure how to safeguard the bike if I stop for a bite to eat or take some photos.
shoping Posted: Thu September 24, 2009 04:02 PM UTC
i am planning a mini cruise to bruges, i understand a coach will take us from the ferry into bruges, i intend to do my xmas booze shopping while there, i want to know if there are any such shopping places in or around the port of zeebrugge, or will i have to travel further, i only have about five hours before leaving so i really need a timetable of where to go and how to get there.
Some friends and myself are off to Brugge next month and really want to try some Fondue. I have searched online and most websites don't have a English Language option so i'm struggling.
Has anyone had Fondue in Brugge? Where can you recommend? Is it possible to get a vegetarian Fondue option? and around how much did you pay? (for just fondue or set meal)
I managed to find some prices but couldn't work out if that was the price for two people sharing or the price per person (if it was per person then it was very expensive!)
Also while i'm here, can anyone recommend a good/cheap italian restaurant in Brugge?
As a newcomer this is my first time to post a question, looking for adviced on the best way to travel from antwerp to bruges midweek. if possible could you please advise on costing too.
Hello all.
I have found some interesting reviews about this small village close to Brugge. We are going to be four days in Brugge in November. Is there public transport to Damme from Brugge. Our plan is to go in the morning and return after lunch, if posible.
Any restaurant recomended with tipically belgium cuicine?
Myself and a few friends are heading to Brugge next year and we are hoping to take in the sights during the day and enjoy a bit of nightlife in the evening. whats the nightlife like in brugge, is there plenty to do and many good bars? Any suggestions welcome as we are hoping to burn the candle at both ends and cram as much into our days/nights as we can!
I will be cruising to Zeebrugge on Sunday 30 August 2009, can anyone tell me how far it is to walk to the train station, do the trains run on Sunday's and how much should I expect to pay for a return ticket?
How long is the train journey from Zeebrugge to Brugge.
If the trains are not running on Sunday are taxi's easily available?
I have a friend who has been very unwell asnd has said that one of the things he wants to do while he still can is make a visit to his greandfather's grae in Ypres. He lives in Edinburgh so could get Rosyth ferry to Zeebrugge. Any suggestions on best and most economical way to get a short break from Edinburgh to Ypres this autumn would be very welcome?
I have two nights to spend in Belgium, second one of which will definitely be spent in Brussels. Question is, where should my first night be spent : Brugge, Gent or Antwerp? (considering I'm arriving from Amsterdam by IC train)
Do you recommend doing daytrips to any of the cities i'm not staying at? I'm mostly interested in good sights, nice food, beauty and shopping.
Can you make any hotel recommendations for brussels and my second city - whichever that will be :-) ?
Last thing, what's the distance from brussels to the airport, and how can i get to the airport?
The VT email from Stephanie that has a linked to 'the world in a grain of sand' (Sand sculpture Festival in Zeebrugge) picked my curiosity. I found through research that it is in Blankenberge. However, the Belgium Tourist website does not say anything about it. I found last year's postings about it in different travel websites, but none about this year's.
Does anyone out there have the info on this? If it's happening this year and when.
Hello.
We are going to Brugge in November(so it is still a long time to go). I would like to know where to check the train schedules and itineraries. We land in Charleroi at night and the day after we would like to go to Brugge as straight as posible...is it "doable" skiping Brussels?
I'll be in Brugge on New Years Eve this year. What sort of festivities take place on that night? Any big parties or fireworks or anything? Thanks in advance!
Hi Everyone,
I was planning to possibly take a trip to Brugge over the New Year's holiday. For those that have been there at that time, is there anything to do there during the holiday? Are places actually open on New Year's Day? Thank you!!
Alex
I will shortly be travelling to Brugge via Brussels from UK on Eurostar.I know I can use my Eurostar ticket on the train to Brugge, but will it be necessary to validate it before I travel .I know that some European railways require the ticket to be stamped in a machine on the platform prior to boarding with stiff penalties for non complience.Any assistance gratefully received .
Hi we are going on a cruise in July and Zeebrugge is one of the ports we will be stopping at we would really like to visit Brugge however like I said its a Sunday. So will most places be shut and will trains be running on a Sunday?
Also what are peoples recommendations on things to see and do here we will be here for about 7 hours here
I'm planning to make a walk from De Panne/Adinkerke(Belgium) to Bergues/St. Winoksbergen(France) through de moeren/les moeres.
I know it is possible to do, approx. 27 kilometers, but I cannot find a good map/guide for info.
Has anyone of you done this walk before and/or can someone help me out about info.
Do you know any budget accomodation in town? I've read several tips about hotels and bed and breakfast in Brugge, but prices for accomodations there seem quite costly. I need a single room.
I want to go from Bruges to Amsterdam on the 8th of May 09 so i am checking B rail now as often you can get cheaper fares if you book early on.
I could have sworn when i checked a little while ago that if you looked for fares three months ahead you could get one for about 23 EUR one way but when i looked today the cheapest is 44.40 EUR.
Does anyone know if I was mistaken last time i checked or perhaps there was just some special on or something? If it's cheaper to just book a couple of days beforehand I will wait until i get there to buy the tickets.
Hi all.
Last year we visited Brugge and in one of the bars, one of the locals told us about a "beer festival", or "beer week" hold in that city at mid november...more or less. It looked pretty interesting(we LOVE beer) and as this year we are not going to do a long trip, we would like to go back to Brugge and enjoy the festival.
We guess prices will rise during the fest. so in your opinion, do you think it is worthy to go to that marbelous city during those special days?
Also, are there diferent festivals in diferent cities in Belgium? I guess so, so...is it posible to get a calendar of festivals? This time we would like to visit diferent cities and go to Holland for 2 days too.