Day Itinerary
10 Activities
Day 3
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Basilica of the Holy Blood (Basiliek van het Heilig Bloed)
This time the morning of the new day begins not with breakfast, but with a visit to the Basilica of the Holy Blood.
The Basilica of the Holy Blood is a two-tiered church, which was built in the first half of the XII century by order of Count Thierry of Alsace of Flanders. In the middle of the XIII century a vial was brought to the church in which, according to legend, dried blood drops of Christ were preserved.
The Basilica of the Holy Blood is a two-tiered church, which was built in the first half of the XII century by order of Count Thierry of Alsace of Flanders. In the middle of the XIII century a vial was brought to the church in which, according to legend, dried blood drops of Christ were preserved.
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5 min
Tompouce
And here is the long-awaited breakfast quite close to the Basilica, so you can still enjoy the view for a little while longer.
0.4 mi
10 min
Groeningemuseum
The museum was founded in 1716 by the Bruges Academy of Fine Arts.
It has an extensive collection of early Dutch paintings and houses some of the world's most important paintings: Bosch's The Last Judgment and van der Pale's Madonna of Canonica van Eyck.
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5 min
Bonifacius Bridge (Bonifaciusbrug)
Our next stop is this bridge, which offers a wonderful view of the Groothuse Museum.
This house, which looks more like a castle, used to be owned by the Groothus family, which had a monopoly on the sale of spices used in the production of beer.
In history, the Groothus house became part of the history when during the internecine war of the Scarlet and White Rose, the family gave the English King Edward IV shelter.
It is this fact that Ken mentions, to which Ray replies that he can't stand history and that he doesn't care about the past. The heroes come in the evening to see the museum building, but they do not go inside.
Unfortunately, the museum is now closed and you can only look at it from the outside.
In history, the Groothus house became part of the history when during the internecine war of the Scarlet and White Rose, the family gave the English King Edward IV shelter.
It is this fact that Ken mentions, to which Ray replies that he can't stand history and that he doesn't care about the past. The heroes come in the evening to see the museum building, but they do not go inside.
Unfortunately, the museum is now closed and you can only look at it from the outside.
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5 min
Church of Our Lady (Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk)
One of the most famous churches in Bruges is the Church of Our Lady, which holds the city's greatest treasure, the only sculpture by Michelangelo that was on the other side of the Alps during his lifetime - the Virgin Mary with Child (Madonna of Bruges).
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5 min
Marieke Van Brugghe
A small evening snack to gain strength and continue to follow in the footsteps of the characters in the film.
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10 min
Kraanplein
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5 min
Jan van Eyckplein
The square appeared in 1787, but was named after the famous artist in 1856.
After going to the museum, Ray and Ken sit down near the Jan van Eyck monument and talk about the morality of hired killers.
After going to the museum, Ray and Ken sit down near the Jan van Eyck monument and talk about the morality of hired killers.
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15 min
Cafedraal
The last night of our trip ends with a visit to a restaurant where Ray makes a date with Chloe and then gets into a fight.
The restaurant serves traditional French and Belgian cuisine, so you won't go hungry.
The restaurant serves traditional French and Belgian cuisine, so you won't go hungry.
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10 min