Points of interest

Amatsu is a cosy Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy sushi but also hot dishes, full of authentic flavours. Chef Kwong Lee's dishes are a...

This bed and breakfast is housed in a villa that combines the English Cottage style with the Art Nouveau of the early years of the 20th century....

“Brown pub”, very popular among beer lovers and tourists; take a seat at the bar!

Chubby Cheeks is a convivial wine bar and à la carte restaurant. Here, you can try interesting combinations of small dishes and natural or unusual...

This is a place where you can shop while enjoying a delicious cup of coffee, for pot and plant shop Lounico and coffee bar Touche share these...

When visiting Ghent, you should certainly include Zebrastraat in your cultural discovery route. This unique example of historical and at the same...

A healthy bite, a snack or a full lunch? Greenway is the place to be! Vegan restaurant in the student district, offering world cuisine and healthy...

The Boatel has five cosy rooms, three standard rooms and two luxury rooms.

Treck Hostel, located in an old 19th-century brickyard, is the very first indoor camp site in Belgium. You can spend the night (and have breakfast...

Classic and thematic boat trips on the inland waterways but also extended day programmes for groups.

A new concept. You decide when you want to shop: early in the morning, late in the evening, alone or with friends.

B&B Petit Prince is located in the Prinsenhof, right in the historic centre of Ghent.

Restaurant Cocotte is a child-friendly place where you can enjoy unique dishes and Van Der Valk classics prepared by a team with plenty of...

Hotel The Lord is close to Gent-Sint-Pieters railway station and the Citadelpark. The city centre is easily accessible on foot or by tram.

Slow food restaurant serving healthy international fusion cuisine.

Are you a lover of art treasures? Gallery St-John has countless gems to catch your eye. Antiques, paintings and sculptures, art objects, furniture...