Welcome to the Belgian City of Ghent! Just take a look at how old, beautiful, and surprisingly small Ghent is. It once rivaled Paris, so why didn't it become one of the European capitals? Discover the answer on a captivating stroll through the city with audioguide on your smartphone.
We'll meander through narrow streets, refresh ourselves along the quays, and admire the churches and towers. I'll show you how to distinguish ancient buildings from fakes, as Ghent has quite a few of them. To avoid turning our excursion into a history lesson, I'll share city legends and stories with you. We'll delve into topics like Belgians, their penchant for folk rebellion, chocolate and fries, and their incredible ability to speak three languages. And, of course, I can't leave out Belgian beer!
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St. Michael's Bridge in Ghent is a postcard-perfect vantage point. Admire the medieval architecture, including the iconic Castle of the Counts and St. Nicholas' Church. The tranquil canal setting and historic charm make this bridge a must-visit for those seeking a quintessential Ghent experience. After this the traveler will transfer to the 2nd attraction that will take 10-15 minutes of walking
The Grasbrug Drawbridge in Ghent is a quaint symbol of medieval engineering. Spanning the Leie River, it connects the Graslei and Korenlei embankments. With its charming mechanism and views of historic guild houses, this drawbridge adds a touch of nostalgia to Ghent's picturesque waterfront. A delightful spot for a leisurely stroll and an essential part of Ghent's architectural tapestry. After this, the traveler will transfer to the 3rd attraction that will take 10-15 minutes of walking
The Old Meat Market Hall in Ghent, now a cultural hub, echoes with market history. Admire its medieval architecture and explore the trendy food stalls and artisanal shops inside. This vibrant space seamlessly blends the old and the new, offering visitors a sensory journey through Ghent's culinary and architectural heritage. After this, the traveler will transfer to the 4rth attraction that will take 10-15 minutes of walking
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