Points of interest

Exit Games’ escape rooms are 100% made in Ghent, which they are proud of. Can you escape from one of the five escape rooms before the time’s up or...

The Little Guide allows children and their parents, grandparents and other accompanying adults to discover the homes of the d’Hane Steenhuyse...

You will be challenged to escape from a room full of mysterious riddles and cryptic secrets. Hotel Falligan's historic Coach House provides...

Large 25 x 13m pool and small 11 x 10m pool, a water slide and a cafeteria.

A tinker used to be a travelling mender of pots and pans, and now also means someone who enjoys meddling with and repairing equipment. In the...

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

This is Belgium’s oldest indoor swimming pool and it’s located on Veermanplein square, near Portus Ganda. The pools owes its name to the Van Eyck...

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

At Overpoortstraat you can bowl till the wee hours.

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...

Level Up is a virtual reality (VR) arcade where you get to know the wonderful world of Virtual Reality together with friends or family. Immerse...

Let yourself be locked up and try to escape.

Lockdown Escape Rooms sprung from a common interest of 5 good friends. A concept which immediately suited them: competitive games, lots of...

Three pool sections and a bubble bath for 8.  

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...

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