Practical information
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In Bruges it is forbidden to spend the night in motorhomes, camping trailers, tents and the like on public roads, in the woods, dunes or on the beach, except in specially designated areas.
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Surrounding the city centre Just outside the city centre, there are several car parks where you can park free of charge.
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Basiliek van het Heilig Bloed (Basilica of the Holy Blood)Daily, except Mondays: 11.00 a.m.
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Stad Brugge levies a lodging tax of €3.75 (excluding VAT) per person and per night for room-related accommodation (hotels, guest rooms, hostels) and €1.5 (excluding VAT) per person per night for site-related accommodation (campsites, motorhome carpark) .
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Although most visitors come to the city in the spring and summer months, Bruges has something to offer all year round.
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There are several public toilets in Bruges (e.g. Station, Bargeplein, Lake of Love, Old Saint John site, ’t Zand Square, City halls, Gruuthuse Museum, Historium Brugge, Liberty of Bruges and Kuipersstraat). Some are accessible to the disabled, others offer baby-changing facilities. When locals require a toilet, they also often pop into a café, order something, and meanwhile make use of the facilities.Here you can find an overview of all public toilets.
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