Venice in the North Bruges Bruges is also known as Venice of the North, but it is completely different from Venice, Bruges, written by the Belgian poet writer George Rodenbach. It is noble and decadent! 1892, France's "Le Figaro" serialized Rodenbach's novel "Brussels Bruges", sensationalized the whole of Europe, Bruges because of his fame again, also attracted no Less wealthy businessmen and investors! Recommended punching place: Bruges Market Square The most famous building on the market square is the bell tower Belfort, built in the 13th-15th century. The most beautiful building in Belgium. There are 47 bells on the 83-meter-high clock tower ringing once every quarter. It is said that when the Napoleon soldiers came down to the city, the 47 big clocks sounded at the same time, and they drowned the French rumble! The square building below the bell tower was once a bustling market for fabrics. At most, there are 384 booths walking in the old town of Bruges, where you can see it. The figure of the clock tower! Like the buildings of these ancient towns, because they carry history and connect with the future.. Brugge Church of the Holy Blood city hall also has a Romanesque and brother A special mixed-style church, the Church of the Holy Blood, where the 12th-century Crusades were preserved, the Count of Flanders received the Holy Blood from the crucifixion of Christ brought back from Constantinople! It is said that at a certain moment, the dried blood will turn into a liquid, which looks the same as fresh blood. Legends are legends, like the fragments of the cross of Jesus in many churches in Europe, which are said to be a forest. The Bruges Canal Canal is the most popular tourist in Bruges and the most pleasant place to visit. Every place is almost a good angle for taking pictures! interlaced canals, old buildings, strolling along the river, there will be a feeling of time back...