Points of interest

Logos Foundation is a centre for experimental music, the aim of which is to build bridges between science and art. In the workshop,...

Have 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...

The construction of the St Anne's Church began in 1853. In 1866, the unfinished church was consecrated by the bishop of Ghent. You can only...

Originally a 14th-century castle, the restored Hof van Rijhove illustrates the development of seven centuries of domestic culture in an authentic...

The monastery chapel of St Barbara College had become too small, as a result, St Barbara Church was built as a new college church. In 1855,...

This schizophrenic building is in two parts, as you can clearly see, making it a fascinating sight in political Ghent. The façade on the Hoogpoort...

Forget standard designs from a catalogue; at Studio Vangst, it's all about character. There, you'll find a carefully selected mix of...

From vintage to contemporary wallpaper, including paper, fleece and vinyl. This shop is widely known in Ghent and any visit is always an...

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

Are you an enthusiastic beer lover or do you just like finding out surprising things about the history of a city? If so, the Ghent Beerwalk is...

At De Speelfontein, everything revolves around children. The shop offers sustainable wooden toys and ecological clothing made from natural...

Ghent has had a harbour since the Middle Ages. The old port was located in the city centre at Graslei and Korenlei. All port activities were moved...

The thirteenth-century walls Caermersklooster monastery at the heart of the Patershol neighbourhood now accommodates Kunsthal Gent. This is an...

Ganda Blooms organises exhibitions throughout the year. Various media ranging from sculpture and painting to mixed media, photography and collage...

A boat tour focusing on history or maybe on a specific theme? No problem!

Behind the Castle of Gerald the Devil looms the imposing dome of the National Bank. Opposite is the dazzlingly white Episcopal Palace.