Gravensteen castle

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Gravensteen castle is a well-preserved medieval fortress in Ghent, Belgium, known for its imposing stone walls, towers, and historical exhibits.

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Gravensteen 1
Gravensteen castle canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
medieval fortress
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle medieval military architecture
builder Philip of Alsace
builtInPeriod 12th century
country Belgium
currentUse museum
tourist attraction
hasExhibit armour collection
historical displays about Ghent
judicial torture devices
medieval weapons
hasPart armoury
chapel
curtain walls
dungeon
gatehouse
inner courtyard
keep
moat
ramparts
towers
hasView panoramic view over Ghent
heritageDesignation on the list of protected heritage sites in Ghent
protected monument in Belgium
locatedIn East Flanders
Flanders
Ghent
historic center of Ghent
locatedNear Lys River
locatedOn Lieve Canal
materialUsed stone
nativeName Gravensteen
linked to: Gravensteen castle
nativeNameLanguage Dutch
nearbyAttraction Belfry of Ghent
Graslei and Korenlei
St Bavo's Cathedral
openToPublic true
ownedBy City of Ghent
linked to: Ghent
rebuiltIn late 12th century
translationOfName Castle of the Counts
underwentRestoration 19th century
20th century
usedFor court of justice
defensive fortress
industrial purposes
museum
prison
residence of the Counts of Flanders
wasSeatOf Counts of Flanders
linked to: Count of Flanders

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Ghent hasLandmark Gravensteen castle
Gravensteen nativeName Gravensteen
subject linked to: Gravensteen castle
linked to: Gravensteen castle