Brugge1418

Q: What language does Brugge1418 support?

Brugge1418 supports English,German

Free

1.0for iPhone, iPad

Bits of Love

Developer

Oct 15, 2014

Update Date

Travel

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

You must be at least 17 years old to access this App.

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Brugge1418 Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Brugge1418

Even though the role Bruges played during the Great War is perhaps less well known than that of Ypres, Poperinge or Passchendaele, it is unique and worth telling. After all, Bruges was occupied by the German army and was at the same time a base for its submarine fleet.

With this application, you can walk through Bruges along the places that speak about day-to-day life in the occupied city or give you an insight into Bruges as German military-maritime stronghold.
You can follow a route along 15 places in the centre of Bruges or read up on some 30 sites in the outskirts of Bruges.

The mobile application on WWI in Bruges is a product to mark the centenary of the German invasion in Bruges on 14 October 1914 and the exhibition’14-18 The War in pictures | Bruges at war'.