Starting with the House with the Heads adorned with the Counts of Flanders, Dukes of Burgundy and leaders of the House of Habsburg we move to Gravensteen Castle looking ethereal with the backlit morning sun streaming through. Take a close look at the baroque Fish Market entrance with Neptune surveying the square standing above two figures representing the two rivers that give Ghent its name: 'the confluence of two rivers'. We walk along the Kraanlei with lovely reflections of the ancient buildings. The walk ends on the Friday market, early enough to be completely devoid of its usual crowds where we can have a close look at the statue of Jacob van Artevelde and then beautiful buildings of the early trade union movement.
About our 360 tours
All of our tours and experiences are filmed with the latest 360 cameras, meaning you can look around at whatever you like during the tour!
Up, down, left, right, you name it, the choice is yours! Depending on what device you are using, simply pan around with your mouse, finger or headset to enjoy the views around you. Use the icons on your screen to move to different parts of the tour, pause or mute the tour, switch to full screen or VR mode, learn about your guide, and even make a booking for a real in-person experience!
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