Canal Houses, Bruges
Canal houses, many with stepped-gable roofs, line the River Reie in Bruges, Belgium. These historic buildings, dating from medieval times and featuring brick and plaster facades, reflect Bruges' past as a major trading port. The canal network, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was crucial for connecting the city to the North Sea. Today, these structures house apartments and businesses, preserving the city's rich architectural heritage.
Photo taken in September 2017.
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