Definition: Bruges is a city in eastern Belgium, known for its Gothic-style cathedrals and rich history. In the Bible, Bruges was a major religious center that served as a meeting place for Christians from various sects to share their beliefs and rituals. It was also home to many pilgrims who traveled there on their way of pilgrimage to Mecca in Medina (which is later referred to as Jerusalem in the New Testament). The city became a hub for learning and scholarship, with many scholars staying here and contributing significantly to Christian knowledge during the 10th century. Today, Bruges is an important cultural center in Belgium and Europe, known for its architecture, art, and heritage.
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