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Day Trip To Bruges, Belgium | Travel Vlog | World Culture Network

In this episode, we start from Brussels to take a day trip to the medieval town of Bruges, Belgium with only a local map to guide us. We reach Bruges and head to the Market Square, all set to explore and make the most of our 1 day in Bruges. The cold weather becomes the perfect excuse to try the best Belgian fries at the Potato Bar. After the warm welcome, we continue with our Bruges day trip to explore the canal, stop by picturesque locations for photos through our Bruges city tour and finally head to De Halve Maan brewery for a tour and some Belgian beer. Our Bruges travel guide, a local map helps us make the most of our day as we take a train to Brussels from Bruges. #TuneInToWCN to watch #TheDayTripShow, a show in which we take day trip from popular cities to smaller towns, cities, and countries and explore them within the day! Created by: Parampara Patil Hashmi Parichay Mehta Additional Photography: Nirali Naik Music Blue Skies by Silent Partner Soul Essence Perpendicular Travel to Belgium by train! Get your tickets from Rail Europe: https://www.raileurope.co.in/ Book the best experiences & activities in Belgium from tripXOXO: https://www.tripxoxo.com/ Get best gears for your trip from Woodland: https://www.woodlandworldwide.com/ Accommodation Partner: Sleep Well Youth Hostel Equipment Partner: Paxton Equipments #RailEurope #tripXOXO #ExploreMore World Culture Network is travel and culture based original digital content channel that is set to bring you flavors of destinations, cuisines, cultures, experiences, and stories from around the world. For details, check: http://www.worldculturenetwork.com For sponsorship/collaborations, mail at [email protected] Follow us on Facebook:   / worldculturenetwork   Follow us on Instagram:   / worldculturenetwork   Follow us on Twitter:   / worldcultnet   Disclaimer: The rights to the concept and video content are owned by World Culture Network.