Elm Training in Brugge

Bruges became a central port, commercial and financial hub in medieval Europe, linking the countries of the North Sea and the Baltic to the Mediterranean. Wealthy merchants from Bruges traded with those from all over Europe. The first stock exchange in history was born in Bruges in the 13th century. In the 15th century it was the leading financial center in Europe. This economic boom also leads to a cultural and artistic flowering that has left an abundant heritage. It was the most important center for the Flemish primitive painters, who revolutionized Western painting. It has been a member of the Organization of World Heritage Cities since the year 2000. The city even has the distinction of appearing three times on the UNESCO World Heritage List. For its historic center, for its beguinage which is part of the Flemish Beguinages and for its belfry included among the Belfries of Belgium and France. In addition, it is also listed as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO for its Procession of the Holy Blood.

1. Leffe Restaurant
2. Bocca Restaurant
3. Bar Parazzar