Which one to choose in Bruges
Basilica of the Holy Blood vs St. Salvator’s Cathedral
Two churches in Bruges. Basilica of the Holy Blood has no online ticket listed; St. Salvator’s Cathedral has no online ticket listed. The table and the two notes below put them side by side; the full pages have what to see, the ticket and the timing for each.
Bruges, Belgium
Entry to both chapels is free. The treasury museum beside the upper chapel charges a small ticket and holds the reliquary of the Holy Blood, a silver and gold cylinder of 1617, along with vestments and the paintings given by the Noble Brotherhood. Veneration of the relic happens at fixed times each day, when a priest sits with the phial on a table and visitors may approach and touch it;
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Bruges, Belgium
Saint Salvator's Cathedral stands on a square in the centre of Bruges, Belgium, a short walk from the Market Square and the Church of Our Lady, and entry to the cathedral is free, while the treasury museum has a small fee. It is the oldest parish church in Bruges and became a cathedral in the nineteenth century, after the original cathedral of Saint Donatian was destroyed during the French Revolution.
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