Belfry and Cloth Hall (Belfort en Lakenhalle)

The 91-meter-high Belfry of Ghent is one of three medieval towers overlooking the medieval city of Ghent, Belgium. Its height makes it the tallest Belfry in Belgium. The construction of this tower began in 1313 and was completed in 1380. The uppermost part of the bell tower building has been rebuilt several times to accommodate the growing number of bells.

Not far from St Nicholas's Cathedral, the tower is a big landmark in the center of the old town, and the cotton-cloth trading hall next door feels a bit more ordinary.

The bell tower and cotton trading hall are famous, the trading here is very long, is a trading platform, the whole trading hall, also preserved a lot of things according to the bell tower and cotton like.

The bell tower and cotton trading center are one of the oldest buildings in Ghent, the bell tower is divided into 6 floors, up to 90 meters, is the highest building in the city, it is still a good viewing platform, good.

The bell tower is a landmark of the special city and is well worth checking in, especially its interior is well worth visiting, there is a small display room displaying some of the artifacts inside the bell tower, and the top of the bell tower is hung with big bells.