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historically significant architecture in the world, perhaps most notably the | historically significant architecture in the world, perhaps most notably the | ||
Belfry of Bruges which houses a municipal carillon of 47 | Belfry of Bruges which houses a municipal carillon of 47 | ||
[[division-bell]] | [[division-bell|bells]] | ||
on an upper | on an upper | ||
octagonal stage, employing a full-time carillonneur. | octagonal stage, employing a full-time carillonneur. | ||
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Revision as of 21:59, 9 March 2024
Bruges [related: Belfry of Bruges]
Largest city of the Flemish region of Belgium. Spared from destruction in both
World War I and World War II. As a result, has one of the highest densities of
historically significant architecture in the world, perhaps most notably the
Belfry of Bruges which houses a municipal carillon of 47
bells
on an upper
octagonal stage, employing a full-time carillonneur.