
Once in Ghent, our first order of business was finding someplace to eat. Using the recommendation of our guidebook, we found a lovely vegetarian restaurant (notice that we are drinking water from Spa!)

Ghent has a belfry, but we decided that we'd climbed enough over the past week and bypassed it. We went to Gravensteen castle, which was very impressive.

I didn't take too many pictures of the inside of the castle; however, here's Brian looking at the torture museum:

What should we do next?

As we had the day before in Bruges, we decided to take a canal tour to see the city. We preferred the tour in Bruges, but this one was still nice. The guide had to give the tour in four languages: Flemish, French, German, and English.
Here's Claire, waiting for the boat:

After the tour, we stopped in a little bar that served only peket. But in hundreds of flavors! I think I got pineapple flavor, although for some reason the only one I remember for sure is that Claire got kiwi. Brian decided against having any.


Back in Brussels, it was dinner time, so we stopped at a falafel shop. Brian decided to try a yogurt drink with his meal.
Here he is, anticipating the drink:

Mid-drink:




In Belgium, it is apparently acceptable to bring your own beer to events like this. They were selling beer, but only a few options, so Brian and Gloria went to the grocery store to offer more choices.
Claire is a bit embarrassed to be drinking store-brand beer:






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