Groot Vleeshuis on Ghent's Leie by full moon

by Jeroen de Jongh Photography

The Groot Vleeshuis is a Gothic building in Ghent, Belgium. It is located on the Groentenmarkt, in the heart of the city. The building originally dates from the 15th century and originally served as a covered market place for meat traders, and as the guild house of the butchers' craft.

Today, the Groot Vleeshuis is a gastronomic centre where local and regional products are promoted and sold.

The Groot Vleeshuis has a historic feel and adds to the charm of Ghent's old town. It is an interesting place to visit for lovers of local gastronomy and history, as well as lovers of reflections of the Groot Vleeshuis and the full moon in the river Leie.

The Lys is a river that flows through Belgium and France. In Belgium, the Lys is best known for its course through the city of Ghent. The Lys has traditionally been of great importance to the region's economy and trade.

In Ghent, the Lys is surrounded by picturesque buildings and historic districts. Along the banks of the Lys in Ghent, you can enjoy beautiful views and historical architecture. The river adds to the city's charm and is often the backdrop for various events and festivals.

Moreover, there are opportunities for boat trips on the Lys, where you can admire the city from the water. It is a relaxing way to experience Ghent's beauty and learn more about the city's history.