Beguinage of Bruges

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The Beguinage of Bruges is a tranquil, historic complex of whitewashed houses, gardens, and a church that once housed a community of lay religious women, now recognized as part of Bruges’ UNESCO-listed heritage.

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Surface form Occurrences
Deanery of Bruges 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO World Heritage Site component
beguinage
historic site
religious complex
access open to visitors
architecturalStyle Flemish architecture NERFINISHED
traditional brick architecture
buildingMaterial brick
country Belgium
culturalSignificance part of Bruges’ UNESCO-listed heritage
represents historical role of beguines in Flanders
currentFunction monastic community residence
museum area
tourist site
foundedAs community of beguines
hasGardenType convent garden
hasPart church
cloister-like layout
convent garden
entrance gate
inner courtyard
whitewashed houses
heritageDesignation Protected heritage site in Belgium
UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalFunction semi-monastic community for lay women
locatedIn Bruges NERFINISHED
Flemish Region NERFINISHED
West Flanders NERFINISHED
historic centre of Bruges
locatedNear Minnewater Lake NERFINISHED
maintenanceBy heritage conservation bodies
local religious authorities
notableFeature cobbled paths
enclosed green spaces
tranquil atmosphere
whitewashed façades
partOf Flemish Béguinages NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site Flemish Béguinages NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surfaceFinish whitewash
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOCriteria (ii)
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UNESCOInscriptionYear 1998
usedFor housing lay religious women
religious contemplation
residential purposes
tourism

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

UNESCO World Heritage Site (Historic Centre of Bruges) contains Beguinage of Bruges
subject surface form: Historic Centre of Bruges
Burg Square contains Beguinage of Bruges
this entity surface form: Deanery of Bruges