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Ghent is working to create a totally accessible city, also for visitors. For example, the municipality has changed the paths in the historic city centre so they can used by visitors in wheelchairs. There are also a number of transport options for visitors to Ghent with reduced mobility, or families with young children.
Accessibility brochure
If you have a temporary or permanent disability, or have difficulty walking, this city guide can support you during your visit to Ghent. The guide includes a tour through the historical city centre with as few obstacles as possible. Moreover, the guide includes extra info on accessibility for each must-see and you will also find many accessible restaurants and cafés, public toilets and accommodations.
Available in 2 different languages: Dutch and English
A paper version of this brochure is also available in the tourist office and in certain accommodations.
Accessible route
A handy map describing which route to take to explore the city and avoid obstacles.
Available in 5 different languages: Dutch, French, English, German and Spanish
A paper version of this brochure is also available in the tourist office and in certain accommodations.
Accessibility in Flanders
Flanders wants to be an enjoyable holiday destination for everyone: young and slightly older visitors, tourists with or without disabilities or care needs, etc.