Gent, Belgium

Gent, provincial capital of Oost-Vlaanderen. Although Gent is not (yet) popular by tourists, this city has a lot to offer!

The Three Towers of Gent
On St. Michaels Bridge you have a nice view on "the three towers of...

Narrow street
Gent is rich of narrow streets. Like this one.

De Leie
Gent is traversed by many waterways. The inner city used to have 76 bridges!

Graslei
The waterways flow towards the old port at the beautiful Graslei where...

De Hel
Cute little houses, like this restaurant called De Hel.

Dreupelkot
A geneverbar called Dreupelkot. The pub ows its name to the word the...

The Belfry Tower
The Belfry of which the tower was completed in 1338.

St. Nicolas Church

St. Baafs Cathedral
The statue for Jan and Hubert Van Eyck is situated next to St. Baafs...

Canal
One of the canals with the Meat Hall in the background.

Gravensteen
Gravensteen, a 12th century fortified castle of the counts of...

On top of Gravensteen
Picture taken on top of the Gravensteen. At the skyline you see the...

Canal
Graslei - Koornlei, along the banks of the old Gent harbour. Typical guild...

article published 3/9/2002

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this restaurant is to sail....for more information: 0032 485988373 or e-mail: myr116@hotmail.com
— myriam chaabnia, February 9, 2004

Beautiful pictures. Again, you are right that this city is not on the "beaten path"...but soon tourist will discover. Your presentation is excellent. Regards, Rafal
— Rafal K Komierowski, April 24, 2002

MOOI.. GENT!!
Hoi. Mooie fotos van Gent,vorig nog in Belgie geweest,en we vinden het dan leuk om met de fiets door de stad te gaan .Kun je lekker overal komen. Ook al die prachtige kerken gezien. Groeten Truus,
— Truus Stotteler, March 13, 2002

Weer een mooie serie!. Als de hel zo is, kan het er leuker zijn dan in de hemel :-) Je bent weer lekker productief. Ga door, Mieke
— Mieke van Nellen, March 12, 2002