Jeff de Bruges

Carcassonne

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Jeff de Bruges

The story of Jeff de Bruges’ chocolate started in the Belgian town Bruges. If you love chocolate, you might have to give these chocolates a go. The cute and stylish shop in Carcassonne offers a lot of nice treats and you will certainly not leave the store empty handed.

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address64-66 rue Georges Clémenceau, Carcassonne
phone+33 4 68 10 43 90
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