Monument · Burg, Bruges

Bruges City Hall

Bruges City Hall
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Bruges City Hall is the oldest city hall in Belgium. It features a detailed Gothic facade with statues of counts and countesses. The Gothic Hall inside contains 19th-century murals on local history.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 1 of Bruges: Weekend Escape

Visiting Bruges City Hall: what to know

Tickets
Paid entry ticket, sold at the entrance or online through Musea Brugge.
Time needed
30 to 60 minutes.
Best time
Weekday mornings to avoid crowds.
Getting there
In Burg square, a short walk from the Markt.

Bruges itineraries with Bruges City Hall

Day 1 of Bruges: Weekend Escape

The Markt and the Burg

How Bruges City Hall fits into a day.
  1. 9:30Markt, BrugesCentre
  2. 10:30Belfry of BrugesMarkt
  3. 12:30Burg, BrugesCentre
  4. 13:30Basilica of the Holy BloodBurg
  5. 15:00Bruges City HallBurg
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Bruges City Hall FAQs

Is Bruges City Hall open to the public?

Yes, visitors can enter the interior with a ticket.

What is inside Bruges City Hall?

The main attraction is the Gothic Hall with historic murals and vaulted ceilings.

How old is Bruges City Hall?

Construction started in 1376, making it one of the oldest in Belgium.

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