Belfry of Ghent
Belgium's tallest medieval belfry rises 91 metres above Ghent's old city centre, part of a UNESCO World Heritage…
Belgium's tallest medieval belfry rises 91 metres above Ghent's old city centre, part of a UNESCO World Heritage…
Ghent’s grand station of 1912, built for the 1913 World’s Fair, an eclectic landmark with a tall clock…
Ghent is a Flemish medieval city in Belgium whose historic centre preserves a skyline of three great medieval…
A 12th-century castle and former residence of the Counts of Flanders, the Gravensteen dominates Ghent's medieval quarter as…
A yellow-brick Art Nouveau townhouse on Ghent's Kunstlaan, designed in 1901 by Achilles Van Hoecke-Dessel and dated 1902,…
Ghent's museum of fine arts, built 1898-1904 to designs by city architect Charles Van Rysselberghe in the Citadelpark…
Ghent's museum dedicated to textile manufacturing and industrial labour, designated as an anchor point on the European Route…
A neo-Gothic pilgrimage basilica near Ghent, built in 1876–77 to serve devotees drawn by reported miracles and a…
A small beguinage in southern Ghent, Belgium, named for the meadow between two medieval gates where it was…
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