Points of interest

Get away from the daily hustle and bustle and get into a canoe. Canoeing on the Lys gives you the chance to take a breath. Feel one with nature...

When it was built in 1980, this was once the largest cinema complex in the world. These days, the 12 screens are only just enough to cater to the...

Ghent's oldest working cinema combines nostalgic cinematic pleasure with modern projection quality.

Let yourself be locked up and try to escape.

Pretland/Ballorig Gent is a indoor play area aimed at children aged 0 to 12.

The museum and its botanical garden appeal to the imagination of young and old. Children discover a fascinating new world by exploring the indoor...

The exhibition “Three centuries of graphic industry” offers both children and adults the opportunity to make their very own mini zine. Do you...

At Overpoortstraat you can bowl till the wee hours.

Play Beach has an indoor and outdoor playground with areas for different age groups, including a play area for babies.

JumpSky is a gigantic bouncy castle with more than 40 features. Are you not afraid to take up a physical challenge? Then this is the perfect...

Fancy climbing without having to be scared of heights? Walden, Belgium's largest bouldering hall, is located in a former cotton mill that...

ANT Escape Rooms offers three escape games. Adults and children can go on a journey full of mystery and challenges.

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...

The Sportcentrum Tolhuis offers facilities for indoor sports such as volleyball, basketball, korfball, handball, indoor and five-a-side football...

Along Koopvaardijlaan, graffiti artists can do their thing in the new designated graffiti area. Maarten Leenknecht is the first street artist who...

E-KART, on the second floor of a shopping mall, features a challenging track. Thanks to the e-karts of the latest generation, both amateurs and...