Gravensteen Castle

Gravensteen Castle, located in Ghent, Belgium, is a well-preserved medieval fortress built in the 12th century. Originally constructed to defend the region and demonstrate power, it features thick stone walls, towers, and battlements. Over the centuries, it served as a royal residence, a court, and a prison. Today, the castle is a museum showcasing medieval armor, weaponry, and history, allowing visitors to explore its historic architecture and learn about its past through exhibits and guided tours. Its imposing structure and rich history make it a significant cultural landmark and a popular tourist attraction.