Bruges Belgium | Walking Tour through its Medieval Old Town

Let's take a tour of Bruges, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, at the end of November, right in the middle of the Christmas season. Decorated streets, lights, Christmas markets, canals, and a city completely filled with visitors during the weekend. This walking tour shows what Bruges is like at Christmas: the atmosphere, the beauty... and also the reality of the crowds. If you're planning a trip and don't like walking surrounded by people, here are some important tips to help you organize your visit. 🏰 A bit of history Bruges was one of the most important commercial centers in Europe between the 13th and 15th centuries, thanks to its connection to the sea and the wool and textile trade. Today it is a World Heritage Site, and at Christmas its medieval architecture creates a unique atmosphere. 🚶‍♂️ Tips for visiting Bruges Avoid weekends during the high season (November–December). If you are looking for peace and quiet, visit during the week and early in the morning. The Christmas markets are beautiful, but they get crowded from midday onwards. Walking at night offers a more magical and slightly less crowded experience. This video is ideal if you want to know what Bruges is really like at Christmas before you travel. Real ambient sounds – no music Filmed in Ultra HD 4K Follow me on Instagram for more exclusive content: 📸   / walkingthecity_   0:00 Walking Tour Start 0:50 Commercial Area 2:25 Burg Square 6:54 Old Town 17:23 Canals 25:15 Residential Area 29:18 Saint Jhon´s Hospital #Bruges #BrugesBelgium #BrugesChristmas #WalkingTour #BelgiumTravel #TravelToEurope #ChristmasMarkets #ChristmasInEurope #MedievalCities #TravelVlog #EuropeWalkingTour