Points of interest

Katastrof focuses on high-quality, classic and on-trend collections. The shop is designed like a real boutique. This ensures a unique second-hand...

This walk starts at the bridge over the river Lys on the corner of Kongostraat and Minnemeers, and ends at Schipperskaai. It takes you through the...

If you love vintage, design, and unique interiors, Wunderkammer Gent is well worth a visit. Set inside the former Saint Teresa of Avila church,...

Unconventional, 95% Belgian designers:  Paul Smith, Stephan Schneider, Jean-Paul Knott - Veronique Vandewalle - Adnym Ateliers - Janue - Christian...

The international gallery for contemporary art TATJANA PIETERS is established in a unique warehouse in the Ghent “Bloemekenswijk” district. The...

The Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature (KANTL) was founded in 1886. Housed in the eighteenth-century Huis van Oombergen, the Academy...

A gift boutique with a changing range of greeting cards, poetic gifts, fine jewellery, leather goods, hip stationery and much, much more.

There are a lot of magnificent pieces of art in Ghent's streets, parks and squares, and you probably walk past them often without even...

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

Flanders' Finest Cycle Routes offers a selection of 25 themed cycling routes across Flanders. You don’t need to be an avid cyclist to explore...

This monumental building in neoclassical style is the head office of HOGENT, Flanders’ largest university college.

A tiny store with deliciously old-fashioned sweets and other popular Ghent delicacies such as ‘mokken’, ‘knopkes’ and 'cuberdons'.

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

Every day, Legends Tours organises free walking tours.

Two generations of chocolate makers offer the best of traditional Belgian chocolates in their stores in the historic city centre of Ghent.