Comments on: Bruges http://www.free-city-guides.com Independent sightseeing advice for city breaks Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:56:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Charles Binns http://www.free-city-guides.com/bruges/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Charles Binns Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:48:31 +0000 http://www.free-city-guides.com/?page_id=319#comment-20 I can also recommend the Frietmuseum, which is a fascinating museum if you fancy something a little different. And don't forget to stroll around the Minnewater and see the Beguines Convent. I can also recommend the Frietmuseum, which is a fascinating museum if you fancy something a little different. And don’t forget to stroll around the Minnewater and see the Beguines Convent.

]]> By: Eddy http://www.free-city-guides.com/bruges/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Eddy Tue, 16 Jun 2009 13:04:55 +0000 http://www.free-city-guides.com/?page_id=319#comment-15 We thank you for your mentioning our Choco-Story museum. May we also suggest to mention our 2 other museums : <strong>Frietmuseum</strong> - In this museum we show the history of the Belgian fry or chip. Starting with the wild Peruvian potato 10.000 years ago and ending with the birth of the real Belgian fries and showing how to prepare them. In the medieval basement the visitor can taste them. Saaihalle – 33 Vlamingstraat, 8000 Bruges, website: http://www.frietmuseum.be <strong>Lumina Domestica, the lamp museum</strong>. This museum houses the world’s largest antique lighting collection. More than 6500 lamps, candlesticks and chandeliers, from the medieval fat lamp, Egyptian, Greek and Roman lamps, to end with paraffin, gas and electrical lamps. Wijnzakstraat, 2 (Sint Jansplein), 8000 Bruges, website: http://www.luminadomestica.be We thank you for your mentioning our Choco-Story museum. May we also suggest to mention our 2 other museums :

Frietmuseum – In this museum we show the history of the Belgian fry or chip. Starting with the wild Peruvian potato 10.000 years ago and ending with the birth of the real Belgian fries and showing how to prepare them. In the medieval basement the visitor can taste them. Saaihalle – 33 Vlamingstraat, 8000 Bruges, website: http://www.frietmuseum.be

Lumina Domestica, the lamp museum. This museum houses the world’s largest antique lighting collection. More than 6500 lamps, candlesticks and chandeliers, from the medieval fat lamp, Egyptian, Greek and Roman lamps, to end with paraffin, gas and electrical lamps. Wijnzakstraat, 2 (Sint Jansplein), 8000 Bruges, website: http://www.luminadomestica.be

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