Hotel Navarra, Bruges

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Hotel Navarra Location

The Hotel Navarra is located in the city center of Bruges in Belgium. In the vicinity is the Market Square area with the Belfry Tower and Halles. Our boutique hotel is also conveniently located within easy access to all the major attractions and the main shopping streets of Bruges.

Address: Sint-Jakobsstraat 41 - Bruges, 8000, Belgium

Hotel Navarra Landmarks

  • Ghent 50.0KM
  • Ostend 30.0KM
  • Zeebrugge - Ferry Port 15.0KM
  • Belfry Tower (4 min)

Hotel Navarra Transports

  • Various

    Directions: Just one hour away from Brussels - Capital of Europe (by car or train). Paris and Amsterdam are only 2 hours and 30 minutes away. From London there are several travel options such as taking the Eurostar high speed train service, by Ferry to Calais or Zeebrugge or by Air to Brussels International, Brussels South (Charleroi) or Antwerp airport.

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Bruges

Bruges, Belgium Bruges is located in the northwest of Belgium, it is the capital and largest city of the province of West Flanders. The historic city centre of Bruges is oval-shaped and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000. The city has most of its medieval architecture intact, along with a collection of medieval and early modern art, including the world-famous collection of Flemish Primitives. Numerous of its medieval buildings are famous around the world, for example the Church of Our Lady which is one of the world's tallest brick towers. There is nothing better than experiencing one of the boutique hotels in Antwerp. Try the Navarra Hotel. Not to mention the sculpture Madonna and Child which is believed to be the only sculpture of Michelangelo to have left Italy within his lifetime. However, the most renowned landmark of Bruges is its 13th-century belfry. Mostly because of its municipal carillon comprising 48 bells. Do not miss a free concert by a carillonneur once visiting Bruges. The city is very often referred to as "The Venice of the North" together with other canal-based northern cities, such as Amsterdam.