24 May until 31 December 2025
©Kerkfabriek Sint-Salvatorkerk
Ukrainians have been part of life in Ghent since the 1920s. This exhibition at Saint Saviour’s Church, the parish church for Ukrainians in Ghent, shares their stories, heritage, and connection to the city.
You’ll discover multiple generations of Ukrainians who have made Ghent their home. Through authentic heritage objects, artworks, and items from private collections, you’ll get to know Ukrainian culture up close. The historical context offers more insight into migration waves, integration, and identity. The exhibition also highlights how the Ukrainian community continues to integrate into Ghent today.
This activity takes place on a location within the low emission zone
Are you driving to Ghent? First check whether you may enter the city centre with your vehicle. Clean vehicles may enter the city centre free of charge, polluting vehicles have to pay. Is your vehicle allowed to enter, but do you not have a Belgian or Dutch number plate? You will ALWAYS have to register!
Find out all there is to know about Ghent’s low emission zone (LEZ) here
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Agenda
Entrance Fee
Basic price
free
Tickets
Guided tours can be requested by email or phone.
Info for groups
Group visits can be requested by email or phone.
