Points of interest

Hotel Falligan is a majestic town house on Kouter square. Hector Falligan and his wife bought a patrician house on Kouter square in the mid-18th...

The qualified, multilingual guides of Gentse Gidsen will gladly take you on a tour of discovery of the city. It doesn’t matter whether you come on...

Mekkerland is a kids’ farm with a passion for animals, where respect for the animals and nature is a priority. Wooden banners point you in the...

As benefits of a metropolis, Ghent boasts two train stations. A walk from Gent-Sint-Pieters station to Gent-Dampoort station not only keeps you...

The area around the railway station is not only the hub of Ghent, but also a surprising shopping paradise and a majestic part of the city. Broad...

The School of Arts, the arts faculty at University College Ghent, consists of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) and the Royal Conservatory....

Would you like to browse the second-hand books and antique furniture, while also discovering the city? With a special walking route along the...

Concept store Toffa, which is the Persian word for 'gift', is the brainchild of Eva Maes. Along with 27 other entrepreneurs, she offers...

A square steeped in folklore. Whether you visit during the Ghent Festivities in the summer or come to the weekly flea market, there is always...

If you want to visit a museum with your children, go to the Museum of Fine Arts (MSK). You can follow a route through the museum that will take...