Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaerde

The beguinage of Bruges was founded around 1244 by Margaret of Constantinople as a community of religious laywomen. About thirty white-painted houses from the 16th to 18th centuries and a Gothic church stand around a tree-shaded lawn; since 1927 Benedictine nuns have lived here instead of beguines.

Nearby

De Halve Maan

tourist attraction

Old St. John's Hospital

museum

From $16.84

Church of Our Lady

church

From $8.98

Gruuthusemuseum

museum

From $16.84

St. Salvator's Cathedral

church

Musea Sculpta

museum

From $11.23

Groeningemuseum

art museum

From $16.84

BRUSK

art museum

From $22.45

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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