Damme is a postcard-perfect village in the northern corner of West Flanders. Damme is located about 3 miles (5 km) north-east of Sasplein in Bruges, on the cross-country Damme Canal (French: Canal de Damme; Dutch: Damse Vaart or Napoleonvaart).
Damme (pronounced DUHM-muh) is a popular side trip for tourists who are visiting Bruges and is a popular venue for eating out, and a destination for boat trips.
The buildings along the picturesque Kerkstraat is the main attraction. From the main street in town (Kerkstraat - literally Church Street) you might see sheep grazing in the pasture behind the church.
At the corner of Speystraat and Damse Vaart-Zuid there is an interesting sculpture in a small, narrow park.
- Windmill, Noorweegse Kaai. The Schellemolen windmill is a classic windmill built in 1867 in a very rustic setting
- Town Hall, Markt 1. This Gothic town hall is worth to stop by.
- Uilenspiegelmuseum, Jacob van Maerlantstraat 3, 8340 Damme, +32 50 28 86 10.
Windmill, Noorweegse Kaai. The Schellemolen windmill is a classic windmill built in 1867 in a very rustic setting
Town Hall, Markt 1. This Gothic town hall is worth to stop by.
Uilenspiegelmuseum, Jacob van Maerlantstraat 3, 8340 Damme, +32 50 28 86 10.
Every second Sunday of the month, there is a book market on the Market Square (in winter inside the Town Hall).
- Tante Marie, Kerkstraat 38, +32 50 35 45 03. Daily 10:00—18:00. Little café close to the church serving coffee, a variety of small cakes and food.
Tante Marie, Kerkstraat 38, +32 50 35 45 03. Daily 10:00—18:00. Little café close to the church serving coffee, a variety of small cakes and food.
- De Smisse, Kerkstraat 6, +32 50 35 12 46. Good place to have an afternoon coffee. You can also get some small dishes here.
De Smisse, Kerkstraat 6, +32 50 35 12 46. Good place to have an afternoon coffee. You can also get some small dishes here.
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