Typical white painted houses in the quietness of Bruges Beguinage

Relaxing video of the Wijngaard begijnhof, beguinage of Bruges :  alignmnent of typical white painted houses with Sint-Salvator cathedral in background

(Browse the collection : Bruges cityscape time lapse and video stock footage)

Bruges’ begijnhof, a self-contained cluster of houses built around a central garden and church, provides a tranquil haven amid the surrounding city. The begijnhof opens at the crack of dawn, creating a meditative sense of piety that was prominent in Bruges’ medieval culture.

(BBC)

White buildings with brown tiled roofs line a central square. Each building, touching each other, is almost identical. Two rows of peaceful windows with a welcoming green door in the middle and a triangular peak at the top.

(Time Travel Turtle)

With its white buildings and stepped, red-tiled roofs, its grassy courtyard planted with drifts of white daffodils and narcissus, Bruges’ Beguinage of the Vineyard is certainly the most famous and often-visited beguinage.

(New York Times)