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  • Anchor Square in Bruges, right bistro Den Anker, and left the Diamond Museum. The square owes its name to L'Ancre inn or Den Anker from the 16th century. Although this is not the official name of the square, the locals usually use this name.

    Anchor Square in Bruges, right bistro Den Anker, and left the Diamond Museum. The square owes its name to L'Ancre inn or Den Anker from the 16th century. Although this is not the official name of the square, the locals usually use this name.

Bruges is the capital of the West-Flanders.

The historic city centre is a prominent World Heritage Site of UNESCO.

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