Ghent

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Ghent is a historic city in the Flemish region of Belgium, known for its medieval architecture, canals, and role as a major cultural and economic center in the Middle Ages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
containsWorkOfArt Ghent Altarpiece
country Belgium
countrySubdivision Kingdom of Belgium
linked to: Belgium
governingBody Ghent municipal council
hasCulturalAttraction canal boat tours
historic guild houses
medieval city center
hasDemonym Gentenaar
Gentenaar (Dutch)
hasEvent Ghent Festival
Ghent Film Festival
Ghent Light Festival
hasHeritage canal network
medieval architecture
hasLandmark Belfry of Ghent
Ghent City Hall
Graslei and Korenlei
Gravensteen castle
Museum of Fine Arts Ghent
SMAK Museum of Contemporary Art
STAM Ghent City Museum
Saint Bavo's Cathedral
Saint Nicholas' Church
hasOfficialLanguage Dutch
hasPopulation over 250000 inhabitants
hasPostalCodeRange 9000–9052
hasRegionalLanguage Flemish Dutch
hasReligiousBuilding Saint Bavo's Cathedral
Saint Michael's Church
Saint Nicholas' Church
hasTransport Ghent-Saint-Peter's railway station
port of Ghent
tram network
hasUniversity Ghent University
historicalRole major medieval cultural center
major medieval economic center
major medieval textile center
major medieval trading center
isCapitalOf East Flanders
isMemberOf Eurocities network
linked to: Eurocities
isOneOf largest cities in Belgium
locatedAtCoordinate 51.05°N 3.72°E
locatedIn East Flanders
Flanders
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
traversedByRiver Lys
Scheldt

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Union of Utrecht signatory City of Ghent
linked to: Ghent
Scheldt passesThroughCity Ghent
Ghent University city Ghent
Flanders contains Ghent
Nottingham twinnedWith Ghent
Brakel locatedSouthOf Ghent
Gavere-Semmerzake near city of Ghent
linked to: Ghent
Low Countries majorCity Ghent
John of Gaunt birthPlace Ghent
John of Gaunt namedAfter city of Ghent
linked to: Ghent
Jacques Rogge placeOfBirth Ghent, Belgium
linked to: Ghent
Aalter locatedBetween Ghent
Faculty of Sciences (Ghent University) locatedIn Ghent
subject linked to: Faculty of Sciences
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (Ghent University) city Ghent
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (Ghent University) locatedIn Ghent, Belgium
linked to: Ghent
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (Ghent University) city Ghent
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (Ghent University) locatedIn Ghent, Belgium
linked to: Ghent
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (Ghent University) city Ghent
subject linked to: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Ghent University) city Ghent
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Ghent University) locatedIn Ghent, Belgium
linked to: Ghent
Book Tower locatedInCity Ghent
subject linked to: Book Tower (Boekentoren)
Book Tower locatedInMunicipality Ghent
subject linked to: Book Tower (Boekentoren)
Book Tower isIconicFor Ghent
subject linked to: Book Tower (Boekentoren)
Lys flowsThrough Ghent
Lys hasCityOnBank Ghent
Ghent Historic District namedAfter Ghent, Belgium
linked to: Ghent
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Ghent University city Ghent
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Ghent University locatedIn Ghent
Faculty of Bioscience Engineering (Ghent University) locatedIn Ghent
Faculty of Bioscience Engineering (Ghent University) city Ghent