Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. In our featured posts, we have a boat trip in the city of Bruges, Belgium, some ruins in Sanfins de Ferriera, Portugal, and an ancient city in Selcuk, Turkey. Enjoy!
Bruges is also known as the "Venice of the North". As someone from Augsburg, I'm a little dubious about that. Even though this city has a lot of bridges, I couldn't find out exactly how many there are. My city, Augsburg, is also called the "Venice of the North". We have 530 bridges. Hamburg has 2500 bridges, making it the city with the most bridges in Europe. Venice, on the other hand, only has around 400.
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There, the ancestral legacy of the Sanfins hillforts awaited my visit. This place was once the majestic capital of the Galicians, standing tall since 136 BC with pride and grandeur. Beneath its ancient walls, the Br谩caro people, whose name echoes through the centuries in the surrounding lands, wove their lives in harmony with the earth and the heavens.
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Further down the road was the Celeus library. I'm sure it was one of @/bemier's favorite places to visit. My cousin finally decided to be in the photo. My aunt managed to pose well but my uncle lost the battle against the sun haha. I was fighting while taking the photo. We will take a closer look at the Celeus library later, for now let's continue our walk.
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