Hidden away in the city’s quieter corners, Peerdenbrug (Horse Bridge) is one of the oldest and most enchanting stone bridges in Bruges, dating back to the Middle Ages. It arches gracefully over the canal, offering scenic views of quaint houses, cobbled streets, and spires. For photographers, the reflection of the surrounding architecture in the water is a major highlight. Nearby, you’ll find tranquil spots to take a break, watch swans glide by, or sample local treats from the nearby cafés. A stroll across this historic bridge, especially at dusk when the city lights illuminate the waterfront, is a must-do for capturing the timeless charm of Bruges.
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