Ghent City Museum

The city museum of Ghent is located in a historical building, which in the XIII century belonged to the Cistercian abbey. The museum has preserved frescoes that belong to the period of the XIV century, as well as a dormitory with lamps.

The museum has several exhibition halls, in each of which visitors will have their own history. One of the halls is a portrait room in which you can see images of Belgian kings and queens. Guests of the museum can see firsthand how the standards of beauty have changed over the centuries. In other halls there are objects of art and textile industry, there is an exposition of ancient coins and ancient archaeological excavations. A separate room occupies a refectory.

Even more attention should be paid to modern technologies, which are embodied in “talking” screens, installations. However, the most striking picture of Ghent, taken from a bird's eye view and placed as a floor covering.