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Etusivu / Tunniste markt 20
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108.75m high Nieuwe Kerk tower
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83-metres high, the Belfort offers panoramic views of Bruges and its surrounds
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Aerial view of Bruges
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Aerial view of Bruges and the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk
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Aerial view of Bruges from the Belfort
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Aerial view of the Markt from the top of the Belfry
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Clock tower of the Nieuwe Kerk on the Delft Market Square
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Close-up of the Treasure chamber gates
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Gates of the treasure chamber
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Nieuwe Kerk church tower
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Some of the 47 carillon bells
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The City's Treasury guarded behind two heavy wrought iron gates
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The Belfort is Bruges' most prominent landmark
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The Belfry's impressive carillon
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The carillon drum from 1748
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The City Charters of Bruges were stored in the Belfort
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The City's Seal was also stored in the Belfort
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The mechanism of the Carillon with 47 silvertoned bells
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This chest holds the City's seal and archives during the Middle Ages
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Tony, making his way up the 366 steps
