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Gent – Wenn Häuser Geschichten erzählen
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I still love that title – when houses tell stories! It is so true, some buildings have fantastic tales if you know how to listen! I loved the pic of that old fish market! Great post!
Great you like the title and post. It´s such a shame how we often miss the details and the hidden beauty. That´s the reason I wrote this post.
Some places look great, it must’ve been nice to walk through all that history. I’d like to have a drink at the “Gallows House”. Nice article 🙂
The Galgenhuisje (Gallows House) is a special place. You should see the interior. It´s unique.
Never considered going to Ghent, but your beautiful pictures made me change my mind. How did you get all the information you are sharing? I mean… all the facts and hidden stories you know 🙂
While on a boat tour through the canals we had an awesome guide. We did the tour early in the morning and were the only people. The tour guide had time to talk with us directly (not through a microphone) and told us about those things. Plus we had a personal guide walking along Ghent with us for two hours. 😉
The pictures are beautiful! I have not been to Ghent but I did pass through Brussels once which was beautiful too!
Brussels sound interesting too. Hope we will make it to it.
So much character, incredible. Love your blog’s theme – it’s very inviting, and sleek 🙂
Thank you, Milosz.
Beautiful pictures! I love this kind of photography and try to bring this style into my own pictures. I also love old towns and medieval details in houses and buildings. I think I would really enjoy wandering around in Ghent 🙂
Ghent and Bruges (which is only 45 min. away) would be perfect for you if you like old, medieval towns.
So many history in these beautiful building. I wish I had heard about this city when I visited Brussels and Bruges last year. I’ll definitely stop there when I visit Belgium again 😀
If you visited Bruges you´ve already seen a beautiful old Belgian town. Ghent is as beautiful and a little less crowded altough I think this might chance in the next couple of years.
Beautiful pictures! I love the architecture. Would love to visit Ghent!
Fab pics! I’ve never been to Belgium but it looks gorgeous, one for the list!
Thanks. Hope you make it to Belgium some day. We liked the atmosphere and flair of Ghent and Bruges (coming soon) a lot.
This city looks like a beauty. Thanks for the virtual city walk and excellent photos.
Great you like it, Sumit.
I really enjoyed my time In ghent. It is a beautiful city with great architecture. Your photos are amazing
Thank you for your comment. We enjoyed our time in Ghent too and wouldn´t mind being there a second time.
These are so very beautiful!
Totally agreed. 😀