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Palace of the Liberty of Bruges, Bruges, Belgium

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Palace of the Liberty of Bruges Photo submitted by FT Editor
Palace of the Liberty of Bruges Photo submitted by FT Editor
Palace of the Liberty of Bruges Photo submitted by FT Editor
Palace of the Liberty of Bruges Photo submitted by FT Editor
Palace of the Liberty of Bruges Photo submitted by FT Editor

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Rating: 5

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GALLERY Burg 11
Bruges, Belgium 51° 12' 30.2'' N,
3° 13' 39.37'' E

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"See the fireplace, crowned by a carved oak chimney featuring the Emperor."

Used to be a courthouse and now it's part of the city council's administration buildings. The Palace of the Liberty of Bruges stands out because of its white and gold coloration in a Gothic surrounding.

If you go inside make sure you see the fireplace with its black marble surface and alabaster frieze decoration. It is crowned by a carved oak chimney featuring Emperor Charles V and his family, who visited Bruges in 1515.

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