Saint Nicholas' Church

Ghent is Belgium's third largest city and one of the largest and richest in northern Europe in the late Middle Ages. Most of the medieval buildings in the city remain intact, including St. Nicholas' Church. St. Nicholas Church (Sint-Niklaaskerk) is one of Ghent's oldest and most famous landmarks. It was built in the early 13th century as a substitute for early Romanesque churches.

圣尼古拉斯教堂是比利时根特最古老，最著名的地标之一。该建筑始于13世纪初期，是对早期罗马式教堂的替代，在整个世纪余下的时间里，当地的Scheldt哥特式建筑风格一直在持续兴建。这种风格的典型代表是使用图尔奈地区的蓝灰色石材，十字路口上方的单个大型塔楼，以及建筑物拐角处的细长塔楼。

Ghent is a very comfortable small town. If you want to avoid the crowds of the capital or metropolis and enjoy the baptism of humanities and beauty, you can stay in Ghent for a few days and visit several nearby towns. It is definitely more pleasant and pleasant than staying in Brussels, especially the Church of St. Nicholas. Let people linger.

St. Nigel's Church is Ghent's most famous building. It feels more magnificent from the outside than the interior of the church. The interior of the church is relatively simple and feels very different from the appearance. The top of the church can cost 3 euros to climb to the top, and the panoramic view of Ghent is very good.

The first sight of this magnificent building, which is a 14th century building nearly 700 years old, is the first tram stop at Korenmakt. The whole building is like a small castle, very grand, no wonder it is a landmark in the city center.