This is a former nunnery surrounded by canals and meadows at the edge of very old Bruge. The canals are scenic with brick banks, frequent bridges and swans and geese. It takes only 15 minutes to stroll around the grounds -which in some places resemble more trompled fields than lush gardens - but you are also able to take a... More

The bejuinhof (beguinage) is a peaceful place that offers a glimpse into the lives of Middle Age women who did not withdraw from their world or take vows, but instead devoted themselves to doing good work within their communities. Enjoy a slow stroll through the wooded area in the center of the compound, or explore the buildings that surround it. More

Bruges is a marvellous city but it is replete with tourists everywhere; beguinages give an escape to the business of city life; tiny cosy houses around a beautiful garden; you wish one was yours.. More

Relax and enjoy the peace and tranquility. The Nun's singing is trully beautiful. More

Such a quiet comtemplative place, and unchanged, probably in centuries. If you are lucky you might get a peek of one of the sisters. The chuch is well worth a visit. More

Despite what many people think, the Old Beguinage was not a place where nons lived. The Beguinage was a group of non married ladies living together in small houses around a central garden. Very well preserved in Bruges and well worth a visit. A haven of quietness in the center. More

Romantic Beguinage. Nice. But there are more beautiful Beguinages in our country, such as Leuven or Diest. More

Very interesting to view how, in the past, the social structures construct shelter for these poor persons More

Quiet area, peaceful, quaint church, many visitors but all were very respectful. More