- The
Gravensteen (Dutch; lit. 'the Counts' rock') is a
medieval castle in the city of Ghent, East
Flanders in Belgium. The
current castle dates from 1180...
-
residence of the
Counts of
Flanders from the 15th
century after the
Gravensteen fell into disuse. It was used by the
Counts of
Flanders since at least...
- are St. Bavo's
Cathedral with the
Ghent Altarpiece, the belfry, the
Gravensteen castle, and the
splendid architecture along the old
Graslei harbour....
- is left of the town's city walls.
Another former fortification is the
Gravensteen.
Built as a
fortress in the 13th
century it has
since served as house...
- campus; its
buildings are
spread over the city. Some buildings, like the
Gravensteen, are very old,
while Van Steenis,
Lipsius and
Gorlaeus are much more...
-
Tower of
London In
Ghent filming took
place in the
Castle of the
Counts (
Gravensteen),
Saint Peter's
Abbey (Sint-Pietersabdij),
Saint Bavo's
Abbey (Sint-Baafsabdij)...
- "stone", and used to be used for "fortress" or "palace", as in the "
Gravensteen" in Ghent, Belgium. The
fortress made it
possible to
control the access...
-
lodgings at an
abandoned Carmelite abbey in the
district across from the
Gravensteen called the Patershol. This was at the time an
impoverished area and it...
- H****elbroekstraat and
Kasteelstraat in Gingelom, in
Bokrijk park, at
Gravensteen castle, and in the
Sahara nature preserve in Lommel. The
series streamed...
- The
Gravensteen at Ghent,
Built by
Philip of Alsace...
