Step back in time to medieval Bruges with a visit to the City Hall, a historical gem built in 1376. This iconic structure is one of the oldest in the Netherlands and holds immense historical significance. The grand façade has played a pivotal role in influencing the designs of city halls in Brussels, Ghent, Leuven, and Oudenaarde, defining Bruges' Gothic civic architecture.

Uncover the captivating Gothic Hall on the first floor, adorned with mesmerizing murals from the early 20th century. These vivid paintings beautifully depict Bruges' rich and storied history, offering a glimpse into the city's past. Your ticket also grants access to the Brugse Vrije, an independent administrative, financial, and judicial entity that has been integral to the County of Flanders since the early 12th century.