Vrijdagmarkt

Vrijdagmarkt (Friday Market) City Square in Ghent, Belgium

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Holy Food Market in Gent Belgium

Holy Food Market in Gent Belgium - a tour around the Holy Food Market in Ghent with a look at the beautiful Chapel, local Belgian and international foods.

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① memo 20190926 ~ Yalla ~ Bride balloons with a glimpse of the wedding couple and bridesmaid last Friday at the Vrijdagmarkt Market Ghent, Belgium.

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The Vrijdagmarkt and surrounding area are well worth a visit. You can spend hours and hours on and around the square. On Fridays and Saturdays, visit the market that gave the square its name.




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Best Restaurants & Places to Eat in Ghent, Belgium

Ghent Food Guide. MUST WATCH. We have sorted the list of Best Restaurant in Ghent for you. With the help of this list you can try Best Local Food in Ghent. You can select best Bar in Ghent.

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List of Best Restaurants in Ghent

Roots
Oak Restaurant
Soup'R
Kin Khao - Thai Eatery
Karel De Stoute
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Vrijmoed
A Food Affair
Paul's Boutique
Allegro Moderato

Isa goes to GHENT | Day Trip to the Flemish Region

Watch us day tripping in the city with the many names: Ghent, Gent, Ganda, Gante, Gandawa...

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20190920 ~ Vrijdagmarkt Market Ghent

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Friday morning market at the Vrijdagmarkt city square (English: Friday Market) in the historic center of Ghent, Belgium.
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Exploring Gent (Ghent), East Flanders, Belgium - 3 May, 2019

Views Around The City of Gent (Ghent), East Flanders, Belgium - 3 May, 2019.

Gent / Ghent is a city and a municipality in the Flemish Region of Belgium. It is the capital and largest city of the East Flanders province, and the second largest municipality in Belgium, after Antwerp. To read more about Gent, click here: .

This film features views around the city of Gent, taken on a GoPro Hero6. The film begins with arrival at Gent Dampoort railway station, before an exploration of the Dampoort area into the city centre, before returning to Dampoort's Porta Ganda. The journey then goes south along the Visserijvaart canal and then West towards the Arteveldehogeschool, Sint-Pietersplein and Sint-Pieterskerk. From here the journey goes North towards Universiteit Gent, and then North East back towards the Dampoort area. From there the journey heads towards the iconic and historic religious buildings of the old town of Gent including Sint-Baafskathedraal, Het Belfort van Gent and Sint-Niklaaskerk.

The journey then heads through the cobbled streets towards the River Leie and along there past this touristic centre. The journey then goes through the shopping and commercial area, before heading back along Korenmarkt towards Sint-Niklaaskerk, the Stadshal and Stadhuis Gent.

Werregaren Straat also known as Graffitistraatje is the next key point of interest before the journey heads into the commercial district once again, and then onto Vrijdagmarkt before eventually heading back towards the Dampoort area via some of the modern and business streets of the city centre.

Finally the journey ends by heading back towards Gent-Dampoort railway station, and the departure from there by train Northwards.

Throughout the film locations, streets, statues, buildings and points of interest are identified. The entire journey covers a good portion of the city centre area of Gent and it's many iconic, architectural, historic, artistic, cultural, gastronomic and religious attractions.

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Top 15 Things To Do In Ghent, Belgium

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VR/360 - Gent'te Sokak Konseri - (Street Concert at Vrijdagmarkt Gent)

Belçika'nın öğrenci ve sanatçı şehri Gent'in en turistik meydanlarından Vrijdagmart'ta bir sokak konserine denk geldik. Orkestranın verdiği bu güzel konserin bir kısmını 360 derece görüntüledik.




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Best Bars Pubs & hangout places in Ghent, Belgium

Welcome to Ghent, Belgium Food and Drinks Guide. This is MUST WATCH video if you are looking for the best wine and dine spots in Ghent. We have sorted our top picks for Pubs / Bars and places to hang out in Ghent for you after reviews received by our users and our in house Travel Specialists.

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List of Best Bars and Pubs in Ghent

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Dulle Griet
Celtic Towers
Trollekelder
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Missy Sippy Blues & Roots Club
Het Waterhuis aan de Bierkant
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Vibrant Ghent , the postalcode is 9000 , is well worth a weekend trip. It’s ideal for a last-minute city trip as well. Quirky Ghent offers a fascinating cultural cocktail brimming with trendy, modern urban life. Ghent is a city where people enjoy life: a chilled-out place where anything goes and a city that feels human. Its friendly, welcoming people love the good life. Don’t miss the chance to admire the world-famous masterpiece—the Mystic Lamb by the Van Eyck brothers—during your weekend trip.
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Korenlei (Wheat Quay) and Graslei (Grass Quay) on Leie River in Ghent, Belgium

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Graffiti and City Tour with the Wandelbus in Ghent - Belgium 4K Travel Channel

Near our accommodation, the Werregarenstraat branches off from Hoogpoort to the north. The Werregarenstraat is a narrow alley surrounded by high stone walls. Only in the middle, there is a fence, which opens the view to the Hof van Rijhove, a listed house with a mostly original garden from the 15th century.
On the walls of the Werregarenstraat, graffiti painting is allowed. An ideal training ground for young artists.
Due to the changeable weather, we are still undecided about what we should do. Therefore we decide to buy some small things first.
Opposite the St Nicholas' Church, the Metselaarshuis with the figures on the stepped gable catches our eye. It is the guild house of the stonemasons from the 16th century.
Right around the corner is the Veldstraat, a shopping street with department stores. Yet, we are surprised to find only a few people in the pedestrian zone on a Saturday at quarter to ten.
After we have finished running your errands, we walk through various alleys to St. Bavo's Cathedral to visit the Ghent altar. It is in a shielded side chapel. Since an extra entrance fee is required and filming is not allowed, we do not visit it. Only a small view through a crevice we can throw at it.
Frustrated by the weather and the film ban, we decide to get a better overview of the city. We make a round tour with the Wandelbus. The Wandelbus drives on a fixed route with stops every few hundred meters. The bus stops only when someone wants to get on or off the bus. Very exemplary is its electric drive and that the Wandelbus can be used free of charge. As a result, this reduces the individual car traffic of tourists and locals.
The journey first leads south to the Kouter, a large square. On Sundays, it is the venue of the flower market.
Afterward, we drive north, past castle Grafenstein near the Prinzenhof, and further to the Vrijdagmarkt.
We notice that especially in the northwest of Gravensteen Castle there are a lot of restaurants and bars and this area is very touristic.
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In unmittelbarer Nähe unserer Unterkunft zweigt die Werregarenstraat vom Hoogpoort in Richtung Norden ab.
Die Werregarenstraat ist eine schmale Gasse, die von hohen Steinmauern eingefasst ist. Nur in der Mitte gibt es einen Zaun, der den Blick auf den Hof van Rijhove, ein Denkmalgechütztes Haus mit größtenteils originalem Garten aus dem 15. Jahrhundert, freigibt.
Die Wände der Gasse sind offenbar für Graffitibemalungen freigegeben. Für Nachwuchskünstler offenbar ein ideales Übungsgelände.
Auf Grund des wechselhaften Wetters sind wir noch unentschlossen, was wir unternehmen sollen. Deshalb beschliessen wir erst einal ein paar Kleinigkeiten zu kaufen.
Gegenüber der St. Nikolauskirche fällt uns das Metselaarshuis mit den Figuren auf den Treppengiebeln ins Auge. Es ist das Zunfthaus der Steinmetzeaus dem 16. Jahrhundert.
Gleich ums Eck beginnt die Veldstraat, eine Einkaufstrasse mit entsprechenden Kaufhäusern. Allerdings überrascht uns, dass an einem Samstag um Viertel vor Zehn in der Fußgängerzone kaum jemand unterwegs ist.
Nach unseren Besorgungen gehen wir durch diverse Gassen weiter zur St.-Bavo-Kathedrale, um den Genter Altar zu besichtigen. Er ist in einer Seitenkapelle untergebracht, die fast blickdicht abgeschirmt ist. Da extra Eintrittsgeld verlangt wird und filmen nicht erlaubt ist, verzichten wir auf den Besuch. Nur einen kleinen Blick durch einen Spalt können wir darauf werfen.
Frustriert vom Wetter und dem Filmverbot beschliessen wir eine Rundfahrt mit dem Wandelbus zu machen, um einen besseren Überblick über die Stadt zu erhalten. Der Wandelbus verkehrt auf einem festgelegten Rundkurs. Alle paar hundert Meter sind Haltestellen, an denen aber nur gehalten wird, wenn jemand aus- oder zusteigen möchte. Sehr vorbildlich ist sein Elektroantrieb und dass er kostenlos benutzt werden darf. Damit wird der Individualverkehr der Touristen mit eigenem Auto stark reduziert.
Die Fahrt führt zuerst in den Süden zum Kouter, einem großen Platz. Hier findet Sonntags der Blumenmarkt statt.
Danach geht es in den Norden, an Burg Grafenstein vorbei in die Nahe des Prinzenhofs und weiter zum Vrijdagmarkt.
Uns fällt auf dass speziell in Nordwesten von Grafenstein sehr viele Restaurants und Bars angesiedelt sind und dieser Bereich stark touristisch geprägt ist.
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In Gent Visserij St Jacobs en Vrijdagmarkt

Wandeling door Gent via Sint Annaplein langs de kade van de Visserij tot Porta Gand en verder via Sint Jacobs naar de Vrijdagmarkt.
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From Bruges to Ghent - Belgium 4K Travel Channel

Our stay in Bruges is coming to an end, but we are still staying in Belgium. Next stop is the city of Gent, about 40 km away. Originally, Ghent was a Celtic settlement. In the Middle Ages, it became one of the largest and most important cities in Europe through the cloth and grain trade. The town changed to one of the first industrialized towns on the continent at the end of the 18th century. Emperor Charles V, the grandson of Emperor Maximilian I, was born here. Charles V was the most powerful emperor of the Middle Ages in Europe. His overseas colonies reached to Central and South America, as well as Indonesia.
Ghent had several epithets, such as the proud city, flower city, or Manhattan of the Middle Ages.
The drive from Bruges to Ghent
From the Bryghia Hotel, we first drive in the opposite direction, north through Sint Jorisstraat and Viamingdam. Afterward, we go in an arc along the Gulden-Vlieslaan around the old town center. We pass another city gate, the Ezelpoort.
Past the Concertgebouw, we reach the express road, a feeder road to the motorway. The trip to Gent takes about half an hour.
We leave the highway at the junction Zwijnaarde in northern direction. Via the Hubert-Frere-Orbanlaan we arrive directly in the center of Ghent.
Our accommodation for the next days, the B&B Chambreplus, is diagonally opposite the Stadthuis in the pedestrian zone.
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Unser Aufenthalt in Brügge neigt sich seinem Ende entgegen, aber wir bleiben noch in Belgien. Nächste Station ist die ca. 40 km entfernte Stadt Gent.
Gent war ursprünglich eine keltische Siedlung und wurde im Mittelalter durch Tuch- und Getreidehandel eine der größte und bedeutendsten Städte Europas.
Am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts wandelte sich die Stadt zu einer der ersten industrialisierten Städte auf dem europäischen Festland. Hier wurde Kaiser Karl V, der Enkel von Kaiser Maximilian I geboren. Karl V war der mächtigste Kaiser des Mittelalters in Europa. Seine Überseekolonien reichten bis Mittel- und Südamerika, sowie bis Indonesien.
Gent wurde mit einer Reihe von Zusatznamen versehen, wie „die stolze Stadt“, „Blumenstadt“ oder „Manhattan des Mittelalters“.
Fahrt von Brügge nach Gent
Von unserem Hotel Bryghia werden wir erst in die entgegengesetzte Richtung, in Richtung Norden durch die Sint Jorisstraat und die Viamingdam, geschickt.
In einem Bogen werden wir anschließend entlang der Gulden-Vlieslaan um den Altstadtkern herumgeleitet. Dabei passieren wir ein weiteres Stadttor, den Ezelpoort.
Vorbei am Concertgebouw erreichen wir den Expresweg, einen Zubringer zur Autobahn. Die Fahrt nach Gent legen wir gemütlich in ca. einer halben Stunde zurück.
Die Autobahn verlassen wir am Autobahnkreuz Zwijnaarde in Richtung Norden. Über die Hubert-Frere-Orbanlaan kommen wir direkt in das Zentrum von Gent.
Unser Quartier für die nächsten Tage, das B&B Chambreplus, befindet sich schräg gegenüber dem Stadthuis in der Fußgängerzone.
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