Points of interest

Fancy climbing without having to be scared of heights? Walden, Belgium's largest bouldering hall, is located in a former cotton mill that...

The Little Guide allows children and their parents, grandparents and other accompanying adults to discover the homes of the d’Hane Steenhuyse...

KASKcinema showcases films that can be classified as ‘outside the box’.

During the opening hours of the Museum of Industry, you and your whole family can play this game as a fun way of learning about the various...

When it was built in 1980, this was once the largest cinema complex in the world. These days, the 12 screens are only just enough to cater to the...

Ghent's oldest working cinema combines nostalgic cinematic pleasure with modern projection quality.

Level Up is a virtual reality (VR) arcade where you get to know the wonderful world of Virtual Reality together with friends or family. Immerse...

Rafting boats aren't just for wildwater adventures, they are also highly suitable for enjoyable and relaxing boat trips on calmer waters.

At the foot of St Michael’s bridge is the Sphinx Cinema, one of Ghent’s art house cinemas, with five screens and a neighbouring bar with a terrace...

Play Beach has an indoor and outdoor playground with areas for different age groups, including a play area for babies.

Fancy exploring the city with the entire family? The Fosfor the Dragon app is the ideal guide for a treasure hunt walk through Ghent. Together,...

Exit Games’ escape rooms are 100% made in Ghent, which they are proud of. Can you escape from one of the five escape rooms before the time’s up or...

This spa is located in a 1911 former trading house on the edge of Patershol. The building has been lovingly restored, retaining a lot of its...

At Supercube, modern technology, crazy gameplays and a cool atmosphere create a unique karting experience. The immersive gaming platform combines...

Bleau is an experience centre where everyone can immerse themselves in a real adventure world. The building is shaped like an upside-down mountain...

Along Koopvaardijlaan, graffiti artists can do their thing in the new designated graffiti area. Maarten Leenknecht is the first street artist who...