Fish Market
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Honor the legacy of Frank Van Acker at this serene canalside statue, a tribute to Bruges's influential first socialist mayor.
The Standbeeld Frank Van Acker is a statue in Bruges honoring Frank Van Acker, a significant figure in the city's history as a long-serving mayor and a key player in the socialist movement. The statue is located along the picturesque Steenhouwersdijk, offering a moment of reflection amidst the city's charming canals and architecture.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From the Markt, the main square in Bruges, walk south on Zuidzandstraat, which becomes Steenhouwersdijk. The statue is a short distance along this street on the right. Enjoy the scenic walk along the canal.
Public Transport
From Bruges train station, take bus line 1 or 2 towards the city center. Get off at the 'O.L.V. Kerk' stop. From there, walk along Dijver canal until you reach the intersection with Steenhouwersdijk. Turn right onto Steenhouwersdijk; the statue will be on your right. A single bus ticket costs €3 if purchased in advance or €3.50 if purchased on the bus.
Car
If driving, navigate to Steenhouwersdijk, 8000 Brugge. Note that parking in the city center is limited and can be expensive. Consider using a Park and Ride outside the city center and taking public transport in. Parking in the city center costs €1.00 for 30 minutes. Underground parking garages are also available, with rates around €14.40 per 24 hours.
Use Standbeeld Frank Van Acker as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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