Points of interest

Tours of Ghent specialises in small, intimate tours centring sightseeing and history around a specific theme.

Baeten's B&B is located in a 16th century manor house in the historic centre of Ghent. The most important tourist attractions are within...

All soups are made with vegetable stock; tomato soup is available with or without meatballs.

The ideal place for a relaxed breakfast in a colourful neighbourhood.

On the corner of the Predikherenlei and Van Stopenberghestraat, which used to be nothing out of the ordinary, is now certainly worth a look....

Mexcalli serves Mexican inspired dishes and cocktails in the centre of Ghent.

Tim and his wife Pavan, a London foodie with North Indian roots, serve a mishmash of Indian and Western influences. Just like Indian chefs in Los...

The song Klokke Roeland (Roeland Bell) is probably the most famous folk song in Ghent. This bell is known as ‘The Triumphant’ and as ‘Roeland’,...

Salon is a cosy place where you can enjoy a full breakfast, brunch or lunch, or stop by for a nice glass of wine with a snack. The coffee is...

Restaurant serving gastronomic French cuisine in an old mansion with an impressive counter where people can also eat. Attractive patio.

Back to the old school benches?

On Sint-Veerleplein Square you can enjoy not only a lovely view of the castle, but also local dishes with matching beers. This is the ideal...

This is Belgium’s oldest indoor swimming pool and it’s located on Veermanplein square, near Portus Ganda. The pools owes its name to the Van Eyck...

A Sunday morning on the Kouter means a pleasant stroll around the flower market, stopping now and then for a little chat. Bask in the elegance of...

A theatre in a unique location at the back of the Castle of the Counts. In the bar you are literally suspended above the water.

Alternative café where you can enjoy a chat and a spot of jazz. It features one of the few remaining bumper pool tables in Ghent. It has a very...