Bladelin House

Another secondary attraction of Bruges that is not included in the museum pass and that costs excessively. 10€ is a lot, especially these days, and opening hours are also extremely sparse.

interesting back street that brings you to this house. quiet area of historic houses

€10 to enter, and nothing to see. The paintings are all copies. The people in the museum don’t know anything. There is nothing in English to read. You don’t see a palace you see a chapel from the ceiling. Save your money. Get some french fries and you’ll have a better Belgian experience.

Medieval city palace in the heart of the city. A place with a rich history dating back to 1435, built by Sir Pieter Bladelin. Later on, this place has been owned by the 'De Medici family' and by 'Priest Du Foere' who established a lace school. Nowadays it's a nursing home and monasterium. A unique space that has welcomed both the wealthiest and the humblest individuals throughout the centuries. Certainly worth a visit! One of the most wonderful historical buildings in Bruges.

Very little to see. Luckily we got lost and found ourselves in an office full of architects at the top of the building, one of whom took pity and showed us around the gardens, which were very nice.

Very beautiful historical site.

Medieval city Palace. Later became a branch of the de medici Bank

這棟15世紀的古宅由當時布魯日財政大臣 Pieter Bladelin 興建，建築本身融合哥德式與早期文藝復興風格，細節處處精緻典雅。走進庭院彷彿進入一幅靜謐的畫，圍繞四周的拱廊與紅磚建築，帶來一種古典且尊貴的氛圍，讓人忍不住想多停留片刻。牆面上保留著梅第奇家族的徽章，見證這裡曾經與義大利的歷史淵源。雖然不像布魯日鐘塔那樣人潮洶湧，但正因如此，更能靜靜感受時光流轉與建築的沉穩之美。Bladelin House 不只是老宅，更是一座歷史的載體，每一塊磚瓦、每一扇窗戶都藏著故事。對於熱愛古建築與文化旅遊的遊客而言，這裡絕對是布魯日不可錯過的一處人文角落。