Belfry and Cloth Hall (Belfort en Lakenhalle)

The 91-meter-high bell tower in Ghent is the tallest in Belgium. It was built in 1313 and the uppermost part of the bell tower has been rebuilt several times, partly to accommodate the growing bells. In 1851, a neo-Gothic cast iron minarets were placed on the tower. The iron minarets were demolished in 1911-1913 and replaced by the current stone minarets. Now the bell tower has become a landmark in the old town of Ghent.

The 91 m tall clock tower in Ghent is the tallest in Belgium. The tower was built in 1313 and completed in 1380. For centuries, the clock tower not only served as a bell tower to declare time and various warnings, but also kept documents proving municipal privileges.

In addition to nose sugar, Ghent will also come to shoot Ghent Bell Tower. The more European buildings look like, the better they look under the blue sky and white clouds!