Among the famous religious buildings of Bruges is the Church of the Holy Blood of Christ, whose name was given by a relic brought in the 12th century by the Crusaders from the Holy Land. The church is located in the main city square of Grote Markt and may seem inconspicuous compared to the elegant facade of the Town Hall.

This building is characterized by the fact that its two parts belong to different styles: the lower chapel is made in strict and heavy Romanesque style, and the upper chapel is in the air Gothic

Address: Burg 13.