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Can't decide between Bruges and Ghent? Compare these two amazing destinations to find your perfect match.
Bruges is a perfectly preserved medieval gem, often called the Venice of the North. This Belgian beauty enchants with winding canals, Gothic architecture, world-famous chocolate, and some of the finest beer in the world.
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Ghent is Belgium's best-kept secret—a stunning medieval city with the charm of Bruges but fewer crowds. This university town offers magnificent Gothic architecture, vibrant street art, cutting-edge food scene, and a lively student atmosphere along beautiful canals.
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Bruges offers Markt Square, Belfry of Bruges, Basilica of the Holy Blood
Ghent offers St. Bavo's Cathedral (Ghent Altarpiece), Gravensteen Castle, Graslei Waterfront
Bruges is famous for its local dining scene
Ghent is famous for its local dining scene
Bruges offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
Ghent offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
April to October
April to October
Summer: 20°C, Winter: 5°C
Summer: 22°C, Winter: 5°C
Découvrez les attractions méconnues de chaque ville
St. John's Hospital (Memling Museum) Apothecary
A beautifully preserved medieval hospital pharmacy, with its original 17th-century oak cabinets, Delftware jars, and antique medical instruments.
Lumina Domestica (Lamp Museum)
The world's only museum dedicated entirely to the history of artificial lighting, housed in a historic guildhouse.
Book Tower (Boekentoren)
A stunning 1930s modernist skyscraper designed by Henry van de Velde, housing the Ghent University Library.
Groot Begijnhof Sint-Elisabeth
A serene, secluded beguinage (a community for religious women) with white-washed houses and quiet courtyards, located near the Citadelpark.
Découvrez les meilleurs quartiers de chaque ville
The Historic Centre (Binnenstad)
The UNESCO World Heritage heart of Bruges, centered around the Markt and Burg squares.
Sint-Anna
A quieter, more residential neighborhood northeast of the centre, often overlooked by tourists.
Historic Center (Graslei/Korenlei & Around)
The iconic postcard view of Ghent, centered on the breathtaking Graslei and Korenlei quays with their step-gabled guildhouses.
Patershol
A labyrinth of narrow, cobbled streets just north of the castle, once a leather-working district and now Ghent's premier culinary quarter.
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Both Bruges and Ghent are incredible destinations. Bruges excels in chocolate and Belgian beer, while Ghent stands out for Ghent Altarpiece and medieval architecture.
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