With her clear blue eyes and slightly nervous gaze, the reconstructed bust of Mos’anne—a woman who lived around 10,500 years ...

Ghent’s heritage is reason enough to travel here. There’s the formidable Castle of the Counts, the 15th-century Great Butchers’ Hall, the UNESCO-listed belfry lording over it all.

Ghent is the second stop on our three-city tour, sandwiched by Brussels and Bruges. Journeys between each city take no more than an hour, so it’s easy to pack in all three in less than a week ...

Over the years, I keep returning to Belgium's second city. Once I made a pilgrimage to see a world-famous masterpiece, Van Eyck's "Adoration of the Mystic Lamb," also called the Ghent Altarpiece.

Belgian city of Ghent to become first in world to go veggie... but only once a week By MAIL FOREIGN SERVICE Updated: 11:31 EDT, 13 May 2009 ...

Ghent is a fairly big city, with about a quarter of a million inhabitants, but the historic center of the town has the perfect size and flow for walking, with one or more sights everywhere you look.

Gent is the Dutch spelling of Ghent, since the majority of the city's residents speak Flemish (Belgian Dutch). Brussels is the capital of Belgium, and all 9 of its provinces are easily accessible by ...

Ghent, Belgium, is seen from the city’s belfry tower on May 8, 2017. The large church in the foreground is St. Nicholas’ Church, which began construction in the 13th century.

Feinberg and Littlefield swear Ghent has Belgium’s best waffles—at Max (Goudenleeuwplein 3). But be warned: This place strictly separates mealtime and waffle time; eat a late lunch, then stick ...