Town Hall in Bruges
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The Bruges 14th-century Town Hall with its long vertical windows, splendid ornaments and plentifulness of statues, is a vibrant example of a fine Gothic style.The town hall was built between 1376 and 1420 and is one of the oldest still existing in the Low Countries.
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This object belongs to Burg Square in Bruges
Tourist attractions in the neighbourhood of "Town Hall in Bruges":
- City Gates in Bruges (0 km)
- Burg Square in Bruges (0 km)
- Basilica of the Holy Blood (0.07 km)
- Belfry of Bruges (0.17 km)
- Market Square in Bruges (0.19 km)
- Provincial Court in Bruges (0.22 km)
- Groenerei Canal (0.22 km)
- Groeningemuseum (0.3 km)
- Church of Our Lady in Bruges (0.5 km)
- Memling Museum in Sint-Jan Hospital (0.52 km)
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Louis Delacenserie |
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Gothic |
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building |
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stone |
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| Geographical coordinates | 51.2087775, 3.2270719 |
| Address | 8000 Bruges, Burg |
| Construction dates | 1376 - 1421 |