Gravensteen Castle
The Gravensteen is a picturesque medieval castle in the city of Ghent in Belgium. The current castle dates from 1180 & has subsequently been re-purposed as a prison, court, mint and a cotton factory. This well-preserved castle features imposing stone walls, turrets, and a dramatic moat, making it an excellent subject for architectural photography. Inside, the castle offers intriguing interior shots with its ancient rooms, armory, and exhibits. The panoramic views from the castle’s battlements provide sweeping vistas of Ghent’s skyline, particularly stunning during sunset. Accessible year-round, Gravensteen Castle combines rich history with photogenic beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone aiming to document the medieval heart of Ghent. (Ghent, Belgium)
