Brugge, Belgium
Langestraat 191
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+32 50444646
Good for kids
No wheelchair-accessible entrance
Great sight seeing place
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Nice historical sight, but has a heavy traffic. The shore is beautiful around it and there's a nice windmill just behind it.
It is good that it still works after years. Good maintance
One of the beautiful gates of the medieval Bruges.
Beautiful entrance for this UNESCO world heritage town of Bruges! Loved the nearby windmills too!
Very serene canal side park with old fashioned windmills. Gets very windy so make sure you get warm clothes.
One of the historic entry gates of Bruges, beautifully restored
Kruispoort is one of the historic city gates originally built as part of the second ring of ramparts surrounding the city near the end of the 13th-century. It is located on the east end of the Historic Centre of Bruges and is open to pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle use. Kruispoort is in good condition and is a nice example of Medieval architecture on display in Bruges. Historically, the original gate was destroyed by the Ghent Militia in 1382 and then rebuilt in the early 14th century with front turrets, two heavy towers and narrow centre passage. This is how you see Kruispoort to this day. Interestingly, in addition to the Gentenaars, Napoleon as well as the German army both entered Bruges through Kruispoort during their respective eras. In the end, Kruispoort is a nice historical structure from the Middle Ages and is worth spending time to visit, especially if you have worked your way through the famous attractions and are looking for less visited places around the historic city centre. Note that you can also see the 4 windmills of Bruges before or after seeing Kruispoort. These start just north of the city gate.
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