Gabled Canal Houses Along the River Reie, Bruges

Historic townhouses line the River Reie canal in Bruges, Belgium.
Historic townhouses line the River Reie canal in Bruges, Belgium.

Canal houses along the River Reie in Bruges, Belgium, front one of the city’s historic waterways near the medieval center. The narrow brick and stucco townhouses, many with stepped or gabled roofs, line both banks beside a small arched bridge spanning the canal.

Photo taken in September 2017.

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