Enjoying the Holiday Homes in Ghent

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Located in the northern region of Belgium, Ghent is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country due to its beautiful and historic structures as well as interesting nightlife. The city is just 30 minutes by train from Brussels which adds to its appeal to tourist visiting the country because the area is easily accessible.
Visiting the City Center
Ghent is not just a city home to many century old structures; it was considered one of the most important cities in Europe during the Middle-ages. The magnificence of Ghent is only second to Paris because the city also features a beautiful lake that can take tourists to different places in the city.
The best way to enjoy almost every great piece of architecture Ghent has on offer is to start in the city center. A taxi ride from the train station should take no more than 10 minutes. From the city center, tourists can simply walk in different directions to visit and appreciated different structures that stood the test of time.
Choosing the Perfect Holiday Home in Ghent
Because of the numerous structures, interesting nightlife and other activities in Ghent, it’s suggested that tourists stay in the city for at least a week. Staying in a nearby hotel can be a good option but it could be very expensive especially for tourists traveling with a large family.
A good option for accommodation while staying in Ghent, Belgium is to rent a holiday home. These self-catering lodges are ideal for families and group of friends since they can rent a home in the Ghent on a budget while gaining access to some of the country’s most popular tourist spots.

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