The Belfry of Bruges (Dutch: Belfort van Brugge) was originally a Medieval tower on Market Square (Markt) in Bruges, Belgium. The octagonal upper portion was added in the late 1400s and originally capped with a wooden spire. Struck by lightning in 1493, the resultant fire destroyed the spire and bells. A new spire was built and survived until the fire of 1741. The wooden spire was not replaced. This lowered the overall height of the belfry from 335 ft (102 m) to 272 ft (83 m). In 1822, the Neo-G

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