Points of interest

In the lijnwinkel you can get all your questions answered about the public transport of De Lijn in Ghent.

A playful children’s trail is running through “The story of Ghent” in STAM. You and your family can learn more about the history of Ghent.

It is difficult to believe, but less than fifty metres from the bustling Sint-Baafsplein you will find an oasis of calm: the Achtersikkel.

Allow yourself to be enchanted by the beauty of the river Lys and its surroundings. Navigate a luxury motorboat through this picturesque landscape...

A collection of hand-made contemporary jewellery by Belgian and international designers for men and women.

Mezzo Gent is a small yet lovely shop in the heart of the city. In the shop, you can find nice and original gifts.

Music, theatre, film from all over the world. A passionate plea for a successful multicultural society.

Kuiperskano gives you the unique opportunity to explore Ghent in a Canadian canoe. Via the back door of the building, you jump straight into the...

Only a 5-minute walk from Gent-Sint-Pieters railway station, Toko offers a wide selection of clothing, shoes and accessories for style-conscious...

Ghent is a compact city. All attractions are within walking distance from one another. Two tourist quarters seamlessly blend together. The...

Ghent is an all-in city trip, with historic charm and modern-day vitality. Are you thrilled by mysticism? You’re bound to love these ruins. This...

Roark offers a mix of new and carefully selected pre-loved interior items.

Chocolatier Stijn Vandenbouhede has his shop in Mageleinstraat in the heart of the city. The open workshop gives you the opportunity to see the...

Pretland/Ballorig Gent is a indoor play area aimed at children aged 0 to 12.

The station district is a relatively recent district. The district can be seen on the painting ‘Meersstraat in Ghent’ by Xavier De Cock from 1862...