A quiet and peaceful scene in Ghent.
photo by ISA student Ricky Fagan
A beautiful spring day with perfect relections on the waterfront.
photo by ISA student Ailea Richter
The city center of Ghent.
photo by ISA student Jackson Witherill
A famous poem (Melopee) by Paul Van Ostaijen can be read on the borders of the canal of the Graslei
Enjoying the evening September sun on our boatride
View over the Graslei, one of the nicest walks through Gent along the canals
The Graslei, the most famous street along the canals: every facade is steeped in history.
The Gent canals, just as beautiful as Bruges but a lot less touristy.
ISA group at the Castle of the Counts in Gent
Mary, ruler of the Castle of the Counts in Gent :)
View of the square next to the Castle of the Counts, Gent
Guided tour of St. Bavo's Abbey in Gent
Located in the north of Belgium, travel back to the Middle Ages in this remarkably well-preserved town and explore the recently renovated Gravensteen Castle, surrounded by an authentic medieval moat. Explore St. Jacob's Church, St. Nicholas' Church and the Cathedral of St. Bavo; home to the renowned Ghent Altarpiece, painted by Jan van Eyck.