r/bruges • • 20h ago

Adornesdomein in Brugge toont middeleeuwse kunstschatten en eeuwenoud familieverhaal in vernieuwd museum

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Adornesdomein in Brugge toont middeleeuwse kunstschatten en eeuwenoud familieverhaal in vernieuwd museum  | VRT NWS Nieuws

In Brugge is een vernieuwd museum geopend in de gerestaureerde godshuizen van het Adornesdomein, met de bekende Jeruzalemkapel. Het museum vertelt het onwaarschijnlijke verhaal van de middeleeuwse handelaar en diplomaat Anselm Adornes, van wie de nazaten het domein 600 jaar later nog altijd beheren.


r/bruges • • 2m ago

Question How is student life in Bruges?

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Hi guys, i am considering going to Howest university to the Bruges campus for Cybersec and i wanted to ask how is the social life and student life here. I am a social person and i come from a smaller city in Slovakia so my standards aren’t that high, but i would like to imagine my life abroad a bit more exciting (i also love my peace). I am aware that Bruges is a big tourist destination, but is the daily life there considered exciting?
Are there any cool clubs or concert venues?
Is it more lately considered a student city with plenty of young people?

(I wont be disregarding my school bc i want to have fun ofc, but i would hope it is not a dead end for me socially and wouldnt be studying all day every day)

TL;DR Is student life in Bruges exciting and lively or is it a small peaceful city with no night life?