Hello dear Scene Walker
Welcome to a new video where we continue our scenes from “Beyond Finland“.
In today’s walk i will take you through the vibrant city of Ghent, Belgium.
Ghent was traditionally an important trading city during the Middle Ages.
Ghent experienced its glory days in the late Middle Ages (13th to 15th century).
The history of Ghent spans over 1000 years, so i will have to keep it short and manageable.
I will only talk about the sights during our walk (see timestamps), you can read along via the subtitles on YouTube. Activate subtitles by clicking CC or the icon💬 in the video.
Via the settings it is possible to have the subtitles automatically translated into your own language.
I had a wonderful (although tiring) stay in Ghent, i hope you enjoy the walk as well.
Thanks for watching and see you in the next scene.
~Sevy

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 intro scenes (cinematic)
03:48 St Michael’s Bridge (viewing point)
07:00 Graslei & Korenlei (touristic hotspot)
16:13 Gravensteen Castle (viewing point)
19:03 Sint-Veerleplein (square)
21:41 Vleeshuisbrug (bridge)
27:47 Gravensteen Castle (exterior walking tour)
32:07 Narrow alleys
39:00 Zuivelbrug (bridge)
41:14 Vrijdagmarkt (historic market square)
43:09 Jacob van Artevelde c.1290-1345 (statue)
52:12 Gent Smaakt 2025 (street food festival)
57:46 Ghent City Hall (maintenance in progress)
59:35 Saint Bavo’s Cathedral and square
01:02:01 Saint Nicholas Church
01:06:48 Saint Michael’s Church and bridge
01:08:34 Great Beguinage of Sint-Amandsberg (Groot begijnhof)
01:20:16 Church of Saint Elizabeth