Arriving in Gent in 26 minutes. Idea's?
Edited by Mithrillian on 29-07-2015 17:48
''The thing I love about PCM is that no other game requires a guide where the sentence "Acceleration does not mean acceleration" is used.'' - cactus-jack
I live in Ghent.
Beautiful city. Here's what you need to see:
Graslei
Three towers of Ghent
Gravensteen, beautiful castle, impressive!
Vrijdagsmarkt
And I really recommend taking a walk through Ghent by night. Beautiful lighting. And if it's night, walk on the Sint-Michielsbrug. That's Ghent at the most beautiful.
Ollfardh wrote:
Take a bike and ride south to the Flemish Ardennes
I'm afraid all I have is a car and my parents... They're not so happy with cycling to be honest...
''The thing I love about PCM is that no other game requires a guide where the sentence "Acceleration does not mean acceleration" is used.'' - cactus-jack
Ian Butler wrote:
Definitely park your car and visit on foot. Riding a car through Ghent is hell, walking is heaven!
I back this statement! Visit was fun, we had a great time!
''The thing I love about PCM is that no other game requires a guide where the sentence "Acceleration does not mean acceleration" is used.'' - cactus-jack
Tomorrow is our last dat in Belgium, visiting Brugge, or Bruges in English. Any tips anyone?
''The thing I love about PCM is that no other game requires a guide where the sentence "Acceleration does not mean acceleration" is used.'' - cactus-jack
The big market square is fantastic in Bruges.
I give the same advice for Ghent: go by foot. Just explore the city of Bruges on foot and you'll see amazing things. Quite a nice city, too. But stay within the 'medieval' part of the city, beyond that it's not so pretty
''The thing I love about PCM is that no other game requires a guide where the sentence "Acceleration does not mean acceleration" is used.'' - cactus-jack
Glad to hear that. Belgium, despite the famous flaws, is still a great country I think, especially to visit as a tourist, so I'm glad you had a good time here
