This city hall was over 600 years old and in open for public visits…read more
Most of the first floor was freely accessible. A small gift shop and ticket counter was to the left after entering. After paying admission or scanning the Brugge Museum Card, all backpacks or large bags had to be stored in the free lockers behind the ticket desk before heading to the second floor.
The main attraction was the Gothic room which was very ornate with epic paintings of Brugge history that wrapped around all four walls. Worth following along with the explanation placards (available at the entrance).
A side room contained a VR map that traced the evolution of Brugge over time. Headphones needed to be set to your preferred language by the staff.
After seeing the gothic room then head next door to the Renaissance Room (if it's open) or to the Basilica of the Holy Blood.
