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Garden St Peter’s Abbey
Bring a blanket and picnicParks and green spacesYou don’t need to leave Ghent to imagine you’re in the South of France. Linger a while among the lavender and vines. The inner courtyard is a...
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Voorhavenpark
A little park in a protected city landscapeParks and green spacesInterested in a walk or bike ride with a touch of history? Head towards Voorhavenpark in the vibrant Muide-Meulestede district. You'll walk...
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Sint-Baafskouterpark
Fun and games for adventurersParks and green spacesThis park is part of an area known as the Rozebroeken or Sint-Baafskouter, which was formerly the country retreat for monks from St Bavo’s Abbey...
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Inspiring places in Ghent
The most unforgettable spots for a visit to GhentWalkingHave you ever fallen in love with a place? Have you discovered a spot with a unique vibe where you can relax, enjoy the moment and recharge your...
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St Bavo’s Abbey
The abbey church to convert GandaMonuments and buildingsParks and green spacesGhent 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...
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From electricity to street art
A walk along colourful outdoor electrical enclosuresWalkingIf there is art on outdoor electrical enclosures, doesn’t that make them art boxes? Yes, you read it correctly! Go and discover the colourful art...
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Keizerpark
Green lung on the outskirtsParks and green spacesKeizerpark is a modern park. The two cycle bridges make the Keizerpark an important intersection for walkers and cyclists.
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Blaarmeersen children’s bicycle route
Bicycle ride from the Ghent city centre to BlaarmeersenCyclingWould you like to take your kids for a bike ride? Try out the route from the Ghent city centre to Blaarmeersen. This 10 km route takes you along...
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On the trail of industrial Ghent
A walk along industrial heritage in the city centre of GhentWalkingA century ago, Ghent looked very different from today. Can you image a city full of densely populated courtyards and smoking factory chimneys?...
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Walk along the water
Explore Ghent’s waterwaysWalkingGhent’s rivers and canals have been the city’s lifeblood for centuries. Water adds an extra dimension to a city, and that is also the case in...
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Walking route Sunday markets
Strolling on SundayWalkingWould you like to browse the second-hand books and antique furniture, while also discovering the city? With a special walking route along the...
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Boat trip along Ghent’s heritage
Nostalgia on the waterSailingDiscover Ghent’s heritage from the water. You can admire many locations and get a feel of Ghent's historical centre from an electric boat....
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Dobber - Stand-up paddleboarding & Kayaking
Discover Ghent and the Blaarmeersen from the waterSailingStand-up paddleboarding or kayaking is the perfect activity for individuals, families and groups. Enjoy the soothing rhythm of paddling as you...
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Prinsenhof
Medieval gem in the city centreSquares and districtsIn the 14th century, the Castle of the Counts was no longer a suitable residence for the Count of Flanders. Lodewijk van Male, moved to Hof ten...
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Campo Santo, an artistic cemetery
The ‘Père Lachaise’ of Ghent on a hilltopParks and green spacesCampo Santo cemetery is beside St Amand’s Chapel in Sint-Amandsberg, a district in Ghent, named after the Campo Santo cemetery in Rome.
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In the footsteps of Jan and Hubert Van Eyck
A walk with fun activities for kidsWalkingThrough this walk, you will learn more about the brothers’ work and about life in the 15th century. The walk is also suitable for families with (...
