The
capital of West Flanders is lovely and underrated, and the
well-preserved city centre of brick Gothic architecture was once the
stomping ground of Flemish old master painters. Tour the canals that
seem to make a moat around the old town: Dijver runs between antique
shops and the Church of Our Lady; Groene Rei is tree-lined and tranquil;
and Spinolarei has stepped gable houses. (WorldCheery)
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