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A historic alleyway steeped in medieval charm and local legend.

More About The Blind Donkey Alley

This narrow, cobbled alleyway is a charming relic from medieval Bruges. Known as 'De Blinde Ezelstraat,' it connects Burg Square to the Fish Market and is cloaked in stories of the past. The alley's name is linked to a local legend involving a blindfolded donkey, symbolizing humility and service. Walking through this passage, visitors are transported back in time, with the surrounding architecture and ambiance reflecting the city's rich history. It's a perfect place for photography and quiet exploration.

What Makes It Special

Named after a local legend involving a blindfolded donkey.

Best Time to Visit

Early mornings or late afternoons offer a peaceful experience.

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