De Burg & Stadhuis

Blinde-Ezelstraat with the small bridge connecting the City Hall and the Courthouse, Bruges	City Hall - Stadhuis van Brugge, De Burg	De Burg, the civic square of Bruges	Brugse Vrije, De Burg
Brugse Vrije, De Burg 11A	Brugse Vrije, De Burg 11A	Justice, Bruges Vrije (Courthouse)	Bas relief sculptures, Bruges Vrije De Burg
Bruges Vrije - Bruges Courthouse	Architectural detail, Bruges Vrije De Burg	Belfry of Bruges from De Burg	Sculpture on the façade of Bruges City Hall
Stadhuis - Bruges City Hall, constructed 1376-1421	Late-Gothic sculptures of Bruges City Hall were all replaced after the French Revolution	Sculpture on the façade of Bruges City Hall	Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria (1614-1662), Governor of the Spanish Netherlands
Cardenal-Infante Fernando (Ferdinand von Österreich 1609-1641), Governor of the Spanish Netherlands	Gothic Hall of the Bruges City Hall, renovated i1895-1905	Bruges Coat-of-Arms, Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	Double vaulted timber ceiling, Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge
St. Sebastian, Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	Mural detail - the History of Bruges, Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	Mural - History of Bruges - Bishop on the Quay, Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	Murals of the Gothic Hall, Bruges City Hall
Baldwin I - Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge	History Murals - Market of Bruges, Stadhuis van Brugge	Gothic Hall, Stadhuis van Brugge
Bear holding the coat-of-arms of Bruges, Stadhuis van Brugge	Stained glass window, Gothic Hall-Stadhuis van Brugge	Gothic Hall, Bruges City Hall	History of Bruges - 1376 cornerstone of the Stephenhuis
History of Bruges - 1446 printer Jan Brito	History of Bruges - 1433 Jan van Eyck	Stadhuis van Brugge - Jan van Eyck, Memling	Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge
Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge	Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge	Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge	Fireplace, Gothic Hall - Stadhuis van Brugge
Fireplace in the Gothic Hall, Bruges	Fireplace in the Gothic Hall of the Stadhuis of Bruges	A pair of angels on the mantle supporting the coat-of-arms of Bruges	Willem van Gulicke, Stadhuis van Brugge
History of Bruges - Thierry, Count of Flanders, returns from the Crusades with the Relic of the Holy Blood	Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge	Baldwin of Constantinople, Count of Flanders 1194-1205	Gothic Hall Murals - Stadhuis van Brugge
Dennis at the lectern in the Gothic Hall, Bruges	Diederic van Elsaten, Philipe van Elsaten	Arselmaend - Stadhuis van Brugge	Deken der Oude, Lentemaend - Stadhuis van Brugge
Latin text - Ad Lib. Prodromum, Stadhuis van Brugge	Old book - De Wet der Stadt Brugghe	Map of Bruges with its medieval fortifications	Old map of Bruges in the City Hall
Landmarks of Bruges on an old map preserved in the City Hall	French language poster for the Inauguration of the Port of Bruges, 1907	1907 French poster - Exposition of the Tolson d'Or - Order of the Golden Fleece	Lithograph of old houses on Oude Burgstraat, Brugge
Painting in the Stadhuis van Brugge	Stadhuis van Brugge - painting with Latin script Nec erat qui nolentes cogeret ad bibendum (Esther 1:8)	Baron de Croeser, Mayor of Bruges, Received Napoleon in the Stadhuis van Brugge	Stained glass - Flanders and Bruges (SPQB), Stadhuis van Brugge
Carved stone mantlepiece, Stadhuis van Brugge	Algemeen secretariaat van de gouverneur West-Vlaanderen, De Burg	Government of West Flanders, De Burg, Bruges	Basilica of the Holy Blood, De Burg, Bruges
Basiliek van het Heilig Bloed, De Burg, Brugge	Detail of the façade of the Basilica of the Holy Blood	Thierry, Count of Flanders, who brought the Relic of the Holy Blood to Bruges	Interior of the Basilica of the Holy Blood, constructed 1134-1157
Mural above the altar depicting Bethlehem and Jerusalem, Basilica of the Holy Blood	Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges	Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges	Stained glass windows - Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges
Christ in Bondage - Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges	Pietà - Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges