Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #7 in Bruges, Belgium

Norenburg Castle is a castle in the municipality of Sint-Andries in the West Flemish city of Bruges, located at Waggelwater 19.

Wikipedia: Kasteel Norenburg (NL), Heritage Website

Waggelwater is a part of the Belgian city of Bruges, located in the west of the city, in the borough of Sint-Andries. The district consists of an industrial estate and a small nature reserve.

Wikipedia: Waggelwater (NL)

Bison on the Canada Bridge is a work of art by Octave Rotsaert in Bruges.

Wikipedia: Bizons op de Canadabrug (NL)

Ruddershove Castle is a castle in the town of Bruges, West Flanders, now Wijk, Sint-Pieters-op-den-Dijk, located at Steenkaai 42.

Wikipedia: Kasteel Ruddershove (NL), Heritage Website

The Ezelpoort is one of the four remaining Bruges city gates.

Wikipedia: Ezelpoort (NL), Heritage Website

Soutieu is a place of worship in Bruges.

Wikipedia: Soutieu (NL)

The almshouses Brooloos, Laris and Stochove are Bruges almshouses in the Baliestraat.

Wikipedia: Brooloos, Laris en Stochove (NL), Heritage Website

Hof De Jonghe and Hof Campers is a city park in Bruges, Belgium. It is located on the Langerei, between the Stokersstraat and the Julius and Maurits Sabbestraat. The entrance to the park can be entered from the Langerei through the Tudor arched gate and is also referred to as the Hof Campers and Hof de Jonghe.

Wikipedia: Hof De Jonghe en Hof Campers (NL), Website

The Major Seminary in Bruges, in Dutch Grootseminarie, is a centre for training and formation in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bruges, formerly used as the seminary for preparing candidates for the diocesan priesthood. It is located on the Potterierei in Bruges.

Wikipedia: Bruges seminary (EN), Heritage Website

The Kruisvest is a promenade and street in Bruges, Belgium.

Wikipedia: Kruisvest (NL)