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GRUUTHUSE MUSEUM :
In the luxurious city mansion of the Lords of Gruuthuse (15th century - complete renovation, partially in neo-gothic style, in 1883 to 1898) you will be welcomed like a medieval nobleman. The mansion contains a wide variety of objects, ranging from old weapons and a guillotine, right through to antique furniture and kitchen utensils. Some of the items are commonplace and some are uniquely bizarre, but they all shed light on life in Bruges between the 13th and 19th centuries.
Amongst the main attractions are the Hall of Honour, with its tapestries, its imposing chimney piece and its richly decorated beams: all testifying to the wealth of the Lords of Gruuthuse.
And what about the kitchen? More than 500 years old and packed with the most diverse types of eating, drinking, cooking and serving equipment: from the great copper cauldron and the cast-iron baking trays, through to all kinds of jugs, jars and bottles.
The prayer chapel gave the Lords of Gruuthuse direct access to the Church of Our Lady and now offers an excellent view of the tomb of Mary of Burgundy.
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GRUUTHUSE MUSEUM
Dijver 17
8000 Brugge
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every day from 9:30 till 17:.00 | Closing day: monday (except Easter & Whit Monday)
Closed on 21/05/09 and 25/12/09
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| Reduction with the card |
5 instead of 6 Euro
Children (-6 Yrs): Free entrance
Combination Ticket "Bruggemuseum"!
6 instead of 8 Euro (25%), (audioguide and ticket Gruuthuse and all sites of "Bruggemuseum" included in the entrance)
Youth (6-25 Yrs): 1 Euro
Children (-6 Yrs): Free entrance
Atentción: Todos los sitios excepto the Belfry, the sites of "Groeningemuseum" & sites of "St John's Hospital" |
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