
Kruispoort (Cross Gate)
The first Kruispoort gate was built simultaneously with the second rampart (1297-1304) and already rebuilt in 1366. Philip van Artevelde destroyed the gate when he captured the city with the Ghent militia in 1382. The third gate was constructed in 1400. Only the two heavy towers with their narrow passage and two octagonal turrets were preserved. Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, Napoleon and the German army all entered Bruges through this gate.
Facilities
Other facilities
Child-friendly
Pets allowed
Baby carriages allowed
Groups admitted
Picnic allowed
Getting there
Nearest station:
Station Brugge
Nearest parking:
Langestraat car park

Langestraat 191, 8000 Brugge