Leie River Collection

Graslei quay and guild houses of the old town, Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium

Ceremony for the inauguration of the waters of the Lys river at Roubaix in 1864
898830 Ceremony for the inauguration of the waters of the Lys river at Roubaix in 1864, 1864 (oil on canvas) by Defrenne, Emile (1814-93); Musee d Art et d Industrie, Roubaix

Graslei in the historic city of Ghent reflected in Leie river during blue hour, Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Old Post Office and St. Nicholas Church from the side of Michielsbrug (St. Michaels bridge), Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Night view of Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium

Night view of Graslei quay with Post Plaza tower, Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium

Het Gravensteen castle on the Leie River, Ghent, Flanders (Vlaanderen), Belgium, Europe

Artwork by Scott Lawrence
Flemish architecture in the Vrijdagmarkt, Ghent, Belgium

View of the historic area of Graslei and bell tower along Leie river at dusk, Ghent, Flemish Region, East Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Medieval guild houses on Graslei and the Leie River, Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Clocktower of Former Post Office and medieval guild houses on Graslei and the Leie River, Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Michielsbrug (St. Michaels Bridge), and buildings on the Leie River at dusk, Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

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The Leie River gracefully winds its way through the enchanting city of Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium. As night falls, the Graslei quay and guild houses of the old town come alive with a mesmerizing glow, illuminating the water's edge. The Post Plaza tower stands tall in the distance, adding to the magical ambiance of this picturesque scene. In 1864, a historic ceremony took place at Roubaix to inaugurate the waters of the Lys river flowing into Leie. This event marked an important milestone in shaping the landscape we see today. At dawn, as sunlight gently kisses Ghent awake, buildings along Graslei quay stand proudly against a backdrop painted by nature herself. The reflection of these architectural marvels on the tranquil surface of Leie during blue hour creates an ethereal atmosphere that captivates all who behold it. From Michielsbrug (St), one can admire both the Old Post Office and St. Nicholas Church standing side by side. These iconic landmarks add depth and character to Ghent's skyline. No visit to Ghent is complete without exploring Gravensteen castle - a magnificent medieval fortress dating back to the 12th century. Situated on the banks of Leie River, this historical gem transports visitors back in time and offers breathtaking views from its towers. Art enthusiasts will also appreciate Scott Lawrence's artwork adorning various locations throughout Belgium. His unique creations bring an artistic flair to this already vibrant cityscape. Whether you find yourself strolling along Graslei quay at dawn or admiring Het Gravensteen castle from afar, there is no denying that Leie River holds within its gentle currents centuries worth of history and beauty waiting to be discovered in every corner of Ghent's charming streetscapes.