There is a small museum in the building which is okay to tour if it is raining out. The building itself is of archetectural interest

The Town Hall is in the second square, The Burg, in Bruges. It was built in the Gothic style in the 14th Century. It has long windows, statues and octagonal turrets. It is one of the oldest Town Halls in the Low Countries. A magnificent staircase goes from the entrance hall to the first floor to see the large and... More

This is the city hall and was originally built in the 14th century, but remodelled in the 19th – so as my wife pointed out – “it’s only Victorian”. Nevertheless, it’s still photogenic in the extreme, particularly the hall on the upper floor.

This is the place where people from Bruges get married in the most wonderful wedding hall. Therefor it is a very special place but most tourists only get to see the outside ...

The Town Hall is well worth a visit. An excellent audio handset guided tour (in English) included in the ticket price. Impressive main hall.

It is worth going into the Stadhuis, even though there's only three public spaces to go into. The audio guide is included in the (inexpensive for Brugge) entry fee. This also includes the odd place next door, which for its one amazing room, is also worth a look-see.

The tour was guided by audio and included several portraits downstairs followed by 3 installments upstairs. The hall upstairs is beautiful and worth a lingering visit. Each installment is worth listening to in full. Take a seat for the first and second. The third is best heard walking from mural to mural. It brings to life Bruge's history and the... More

Very nice building and nice main room and staircase - but tht is just it. Not quite sure how people can ask four euros entrance for that - which I actually consider a rip off !

One of the most sees when visiting Bruges - especially at night. It sits on Burg square and is next the Basilica of the Holy Blood.