Belgium Nepomucenus bridge, Brugge

Visiting the historic old town of Brugge is like stepping into a medieval fairy tale. This beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage site is best explored on foot, allowing you to fully appreciate its charming cobblestone streets, picturesque canals, and stunning architecture. The compact nature of Brugge means that everything is well-connected and close by, making it easy to navigate and ensuring you won't miss any of its highlights.

This particular location is very close to the famous Rozenhoedkaai but easily missed.

I took this photo during my favorite time of the day when it comes to urban photography: Blue hour. Its just nice to watch the city slowly getting illuminated by all the lights and the sky getting this intense blue color. Its also great to walk around with less people walking in your frames unless you want to capture just that. Also try to come here on a not so windy day to get better reflections!

Don´t try to bring your car here. Just park at the main train station for a very cheap price per 24h and walk from there. Maybe you can also rent a scooter if you dont like to walk too much. If you dont want to wait for the blue hours its also nice in the morning or you stop at some of the restaurants for dinner before you go out again to take a photo like that.