The new day begins with a hearty Belgian-style breakfast. And then we continue to explore the city as Ken and Ray did.

The first attraction of Bruges for all tourists is the Rosenhoudkai promenade. Here is also the pier of the tourist pleasure boats, with which you can sail through the water "streets" of the city, its main canals. A great opportunity to see the city for the first visit.

The first landmark our heroes visit is the Belfort Bell Tower. The tower, 83 meters high on the market square, was built in 1240.
Belfort is still considered to be the city's main observation point and is on the list of ten towers in Belgium that are protected by UNESCO.
Keep in mind that you have to wait in line for a while to get in.

We stop for a while at the Market Square, the heart of Bruges. Here you can not only see the different shops with goods, but also enjoy the historic architecture.

Through the quiet streets of the city we will pass through another market...

... to get to one of the most famous places in the city - Café 't Zwart Huis. Here our heroes taste Belgian beer, you can try it too and enjoy blues and jazz music and excellent European cuisine.
The building of the restaurant was built in 1482 and kept its initial appearance.
Please note that this place isn't open on Mondays and Tuesdays.