Brugge with a native guide's eyes

Erasmus group

Guido Peene, our guide with his favorite soccer team's flag

Had to arrive to the 't Forum at 8.45 and we started our trip to Brugge with one of our teachers as a guide, who was in Hungary more times for international weeks as well, in Tatabánya, so basicly in our college, at Edutus. He born in Brugge and loves the city, but he doesn't like the city's mentality about thinking of tourist to milk them as much as they can...

We had a nice trip till noon, visiting the main attractions and getting know many things about the city's past, after we had an hour and half break for lunch, then we had the chance to decide, if we'd like to continue as a guided tour during the afternoon or just going around on our own.

Since our guide was so great, I decided to join for the second part, it wasn't as well-built like the first part, but it was still really good. However he told us some really great and funny stories, what we couldn't hear from a typical guide.

The afternoon trip team

During the trips, I got know some new faces, 3 from Turkey, who are having classes at another campus of Vives, and also got know some from our accommodation.

Işıl from Turkey and me