The Graslei is one of the most scenic places in Ghent’s old city centre
The Leie is a canal-like river going through the city. Along much of the river, there are walkways, and near the city centre one can see classic buildings along the banks. At the south end of Lindenlei (a street along the Leie south of the city centre), one can see a somewhat old-fashion drawbridge.

St. Michael’s Bridge
The Leie is a canal-like river going through the city. Along much of the river, there are walkways, and near the city centre one can see classic buildings along the banks. At the south end of Lindenlei (a street along the Leie south of the city centre), one can see a somewhat old-fashion drawbridge.

Koornlei, which is on the other side of Graslei and the center of the medieval port. From the beginning of this century onwards, the splendid houses were restored according to their original plans which had been preserved.
The Leie is a canal-like river going through the city. Along much of the river, there are walkways, and near the city centre one can see classic buildings along the banks. At the south end of Lindenlei (a street along the Leie south of the city centre), one can see a somewhat old-fashion drawbridge.

The Leie is a canal-like river going through the city. Along much of the river, there are walkways, and near the city centre one can see classic buildings along the banks. At the south end of Lindenlei (a street along the Leie south of the city centre), one can see a somewhat old-fashion drawbridge.

A photo from the internet of the most famous painting, “The Adoration of the Lamb of God,” is housed in a chapel of St. Bavo’s Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium, specially built for this purpose.

This was taking by our Gent Free Walking tour guide, Fabian, and posted on the Gent Free Walking Tour Facebook Page for June 7, 2018, which is when we took the morning tour in Ghent, Belgium. The pinky finger is how you order a beer in Belgium!