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    GHENT

    Oct 07, 2021 2 minutes
    AMANDA CANNING

    he most surprising thing about Ghent is that it isn’t already hugely popular with visitors. Easily accessed by train from the UK, it has it all: a medieval heart crammed with buildings repurposed into restaurants, bars and boutiques; winding, canal-side paths, and a decidedly relaxed pace of life. Above all, Ghent is very much a city for its residents — its food and

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