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Merlin Hokie
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In Brugge, go to De Halve Maan (The Half Moon) Brewery.

If you find your way to a square called De Burg, Delaney's Irish Pub has some good Irish food. The nearby Crowne Plaza (where I stayed for a week in 2005) has the ruins of an old church in the basement. There are some windmills and old city gates along the Kanaal Gent-Brugge that might be worth a photo. One friend of mine went to Brugge and rented a bike, which he rode up to the North Sea and an area called Zeebrugge. Although 8 miles from the center of Brugge, Zeebrugge is still within Brugge's city limits. I was in Ghent for one day in 2005, but I don't remember much except for a canal boat ride. In 2017, I was on a trip to the Netherlands and Belgium, which spent one day in Brugge.
Posted: 05/24/2024 at 10:05 PM ET
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Recommendations...Brugge and Ghent.
Chris ColemanAdmin 05/24/24 02:11 PM ET
In Brugge, go to De Halve Maan (The Half Moon) Brewery.
Merlin Hokie 05/24/24 10:05 PM ET
Didn't get to see the Manneken pis, then, I guess.**
PhotoHokieNC 05/24/24 04:40 PM ET
Brussels was not my favorite, but certainly not that anti
turkeywinghokie 05/24/24 04:21 PM ET
Good times in Brugge and Ghent. I haven't spent much time in Brussels
HOHKIE 05/24/24 04:15 PM ET
I like this small town that's actually in Netherlands: Maastricht**
UTPr0sim 05/24/24 04:03 PM ET
No Bratislava?**
vthokieq 05/24/24 02:48 PM ET
For you, sir...**
great2bahokie 05/24/24 02:44 PM ET
Haven't seen it, but it's on the list.
Chris ColemanAdmin 05/24/24 02:47 PM ET
You sound like...**
EDGEMAN 05/24/24 02:14 PM ET