What are the tourist attractions in Bruges, Belgium? Please recommend.

A tour of Bruges usually starts from the ancient Markt Square, which was the core of the city in the Middle Ages. Then go to Belgium’s most famous landscape, Belfort Bell Tower (Blfry; adult/discount ticket 5/3 euros; Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30am～5pm, last ticket sale time 4:15pm), from bottom to top ***There are 366 steps.

On the nearby Burg Square are Belgium’s oldest Stadhuis (Town Hall) and Heilig-bloedbasiliek (Church of the Holy Blood; Time: April to September 9:30-11:50am and 2-5 : 50pm, October to March 10-11:50am and 2-3:50pm), where a few drops of Jesus' coagulated blood are enshrined.

There are art works from the 14th to 21st centuries in Bruges, which are collected in a small museum (Groeningemu Dijver12; adult/discount ticket 8/5 euros; Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30am~5pm). The works of the Flemish Primitives are some of the most famous.

The famous Memling Museum (Memlingmuseum; Mariastraat 38; adult/discount ticket 8/5 euros; Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30am～5pm) houses the early Flemish primitivist painter Hans ·Some famous paintings by Hans Memling. Don’t forget to take a look at St Ursula’s reliquary – look closely and it will leave you speechless. The Cathedral of Our Lady (OnzeLieveVrouwkerk; Mariastraat; adult/discount ticket 2.5/1.5 euros; Time: Tuesday to Saturday 9:30am～12:30pm and 1:30～5pm, Sunday 9:30～5pm) has a famous collection Art treasures: Michelangelo's: "Madonna and Child" (Madonna and Child). This small marble sculpture (1504) is Michelangelo's only work of art left outside Italy during his lifetime.

Begijnhof;

Bruges

Free admission; Time: April to September 9am～7pm, October to the following year March 9am-6pm) In the 13th century, some unmarried women and widows formed a religious group called begijnen (Beguines), and they were proud of it. It is a 10-minute walk south from Markt Square. This is one of the most unique sights in Bruges and is certainly a must-see.

The new attraction in Bruges is the Cocoa History Museum (Choco-Story; StJansplein; ticket price 5 euros; time: 10am～5pm), which is a museum that records the history of chocolate. Pretty good.

DeHalveMaan/StraffeHendrik (Walplein26; tickets 3.7 euros; Time: April to September 11am～4pm, October to March 11am～3pm) is a family brewing workshop with a guided tour (45 minutes), there are many people visiting, and you can taste a glass of beer at the end.

Tours organized by travel agencies

The canal tour (SteenhouwersdijkandDijver; 7.6 euros; Time: March to mid-November 10am-6pm) has many tourists, but it is a must-see. The cruise departs from the pier south of Burg Square and the entire journey lasts 30 minutes.

The horse-drawn carriage tour (Markt; 27.50 euros for 5 passengers) departs from Markt Square and takes 35 minutes.

Quasimodo (under/over 26 years old 38/48 euros) one-day bus tour, within Bruges or to Ypres.

Quasimundo (under/over 26 years old 16/18 euros; Time: mid-March to mid-October) Excellent half-day cycling tour; prior reservation required.