On the drive back to London, England from Amsterdam, I stopped in Bruges, Belgium for a quick lunch stop. Some stops are shorter than others. This was one of those occasions. I couldn’t go to Europe and not stop over in Belgium for the world’s finest chocolate and waffles. I made the best of my limited time there. When I landed in Bruges, I was told that I couldn’t leave Belgium without enjoying my heart’s desire of hot chips, chocolate, and waffles. I did just that. I was nearly ready to burst. 
During my time in Bruges I made it my mission to sample my way around the city, while taking some photos along the way of my busy-bee visit of the beautiful city. Bruges is a stunning city with stone covered churches and cobble stone streets, and a river flowing through; the colourful flower pots and window boxes brightened the city of the grey rainy day. The city center market was busy with locals and tourists purchasing local fares. The horse and carriages trotting alongside pedestrians made the city feel old and charming. 
It’s amazing how I was able to get a feel of Bruges with the limited time I had there. First impressions truly are the most powerful. My quick stop in Bruges was more than enough for me to know that I love Belgium. Bruges is more than just mere chips, chocolate, and waffles. I can only dream about exploring more in the future. 
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Beautiful , beautiful , beautiful photos . Such a charming place .
I have to agree! It wasn’t just the food that made me fall in love with Bruges.
Jessica, Turquoise Compass
Yum!
Yummy is right. I ate and ate and ate…
Oh my gosh, I would have absolutely no will power to resist any of these delicious treats if I were in Belgium – actually, I’m heading to Brussels soon so will be able to test the theory in due course 🙂 All looks delicious!
Hence why I didn’t bother and ate them all! Yes, please test the theory and let me know how you do…because I my friend, nibbled my way around and was practically rolled out of Bruges. With Belgium being my second to last stop on my European tour, I was “screw it” at that point. 🙂 The joys of European food.
Jessica, Turquoise Compass
so… staying healthy then? 😛 lol
By Bruges I gave up. Europe has so many delicious options! How can I possibly say no? Who knows when I will be back! :0 I’m paying for it now.
True true plus I hear salad is banned in Europe – and rightly so!
Each time I was dying to have a salad none could be found. Although I did enjoy some caprese salad in Italy!
Jessica, Turquoise Compass
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