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Parks · Centre
The largest green space inside Bruges' canal ring: a 19th-century English-style park with a bandstand, pond and mature trees. It hosts the only fenced hondenweide (off-leash dog zone) within the historic center, in the south-east corner. Five minutes' walk from the Burg square.
A secure, shaded fenced run inside the canal ring - the rare off-leash option in the medieval core.
The fenced hondenweide allows off-leash play; the rest of the park requires leashes. The run is small (about 600 m2) but well shaded, and weekday mornings before 10:00 are the calmest social time.
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