Hi all,
It's my wife's birthday on NYE so I'm taking her to Bruges rather than the usual night out in London!
Any recommendations on where to go/what to see/eat/drink please?
Cheers
TC
                    
                                    
            
                
                We've just returned from a mini break to Ostend where we spent a day in Brugge.  I don't know if you've been before but it's a lovely town with lots of ornate churches set around little squares (we got ourselves confused wandering around regarding the various churches and squares   
 ).  We left before dark but if they are  lit up on an evening I'd imaging it'd be stunning. (Reminded me a little of Prague)
There are also lots of horse drawn carriages clip clopping around so that might be an idea as a treat. There are the canals to wander down to too.
Obviously I can't help with food/drink etc so sorry for that but have a wonderful time and I'm sure your wife will have a lovely birthday.
            
        
 ).  We left before dark but if they are  lit up on an evening I'd imaging it'd be stunning. (Reminded me a little of Prague)There are also lots of horse drawn carriages clip clopping around so that might be an idea as a treat. There are the canals to wander down to too.
Obviously I can't help with food/drink etc so sorry for that but have a wonderful time and I'm sure your wife will have a lovely birthday.
                
                Thanks Glynis, certainly looks pretty in pictures, we're really looking forward to it
Cheers
TC
            
        Cheers
TC
                
                Do contact the local tourist board and see if anything special is happening on NYE and NYD.
It may not be the same for Belgium, but in France, NYE is booked out in advance as regards restaurants, and they are usually full-blown multi-course affairs with dancing and staying up until silly o'clock the next morning. You might also need to book meals on NYD, as some restaurants may not be open or only cater for bookings and offer set meals. Contact your hotel to see what they are offering and perhaps ask them to suggest restaus that will be open on NYD; but MAKE SURE you reserve in advance for NYE.
            
        It may not be the same for Belgium, but in France, NYE is booked out in advance as regards restaurants, and they are usually full-blown multi-course affairs with dancing and staying up until silly o'clock the next morning. You might also need to book meals on NYD, as some restaurants may not be open or only cater for bookings and offer set meals. Contact your hotel to see what they are offering and perhaps ask them to suggest restaus that will be open on NYD; but MAKE SURE you reserve in advance for NYE.
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