Ghent is a beautiful medieval Belgian city known for its canals, historic guild houses, Gravensteen Castle, churches, and Ghent Altarpiece. 1314
Saint John’s Hospital, Bruges, Netherland
Saint John’s Hospital in Bruges, founded in the 12th century, is a remarkably preserved medieval hospital, now housing art and history. 1313
Gruuthusemuseum, Bruges, Belgium
The Gruuthusemuseum, housed in a grand medieval palace, explores centuries of Bruges history through tapestries, furniture, sculpture, lace, and decorative arts. 1312
Groeninge Museum, Bruges, Belgium
The Groeninge Museum in Bruges showcases six centuries of Belgian art, especially masterpieces by the celebrated Flemish Primitives. 1311
Bruges Walk II, Belgium
On another day, I walked through Bruges to visit three small museums, enjoying its canals, historic streets, and beautiful scenery. 1310
Bruges Walk, Belgium
A walk through Bruges reveals picturesque canals, medieval buildings, cobblestone streets, historic squares, and beautifully preserved architecture around every corner. 1309
Werelderfgoed Kinderdijk, Kinderdijk, Netherland
At Kinderdijk, 19 historic windmills line the canals, showcasing centuries of Dutch ingenuity in managing water and preventing floods. 1308
Rotterdam and Haarlem, Netherlands
Rotterdam is a modern port city known for bold architecture, while Haarlem charms visitors with historic streets, canals, and museums. 1307
Red Light District Walk, Amsterdam, Netherland
Amsterdam’s Red Light District is a historic neighborhood of narrow streets, canals, old buildings, nightlife, cafés, and its famous window brothels. 1306