Points of interest

The redevelopment of the Handelsdok in Ghent is part of the Oude Dokken urban regeneration project. The purpose of this project is to transform...

Refined, ultra-feminine lingerie, corsetry and swimwear by designers with a unique style. Elegant, seductive, somewhat bolder but always refined...

Local residents and organisations who have ideas to breathe new life into the area surrounding Bomastraat can appeal to CAMPO for support. DE BOMA...

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...

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...

Quirky bookshop loved by readers and authors alike that regularly hosts lectures and book presentations. In addition to a nice selection of Dutch...

Large 25 x 13m pool and small 11 x 10m pool, a water slide and a cafeteria.

The “Little Guide” is a booklet full of assignments for children who want to explore the Belfry while having fun. They step into the shoes of...

By the end of the 18th century, beguines only existed in the Low Countries. They had a relatively independent status. The last Ghent beguine died...

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

A second-hand book shop/(coffee) bar/literary stage located near railway station Gent-Sint-Pieters, Geheel de Uwe is a place for readers and...

Holy Cow Chocolate embodies a sustainable, transparent and traceable cocoa chain: from farmer in India to chocolate in Belgium. Photos, videos,...

Ghent has approximately 185 public toilets. You can find them in underground car parks and public buildings like libraries, swimming pools and...

Closet Stories started out as a web shop for second-hand clothing, books and toys. It now also has a physical shop.

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

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