Points of interest

Fancy exploring the city with the entire family? The Fosfor the Dragon app is the ideal guide for a treasure hunt walk through Ghent. Together,...

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

This is the first LGBTQ+ guided tour of a museum’s permanent collection in Belgium. During the tour, the guide will tell you the queer stories...

Blaarmeersen Sports and Recreation Park is a green jewel beside the Watersportbaan in Ghent. This is where Ghent residents come jogging, and...

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

Rafting boats aren't just for wildwater adventures, they are also highly suitable for enjoyable and relaxing boat trips on calmer waters.

At the foot of St Michael’s bridge is the Sphinx Cinema, one of Ghent’s art house cinemas, with five screens and a neighbouring bar with a terrace...

KASKcinema showcases films that can be classified as ‘outside the box’.

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

This spa is located in a 1911 former trading house on the edge of Patershol. The building has been lovingly restored, retaining a lot of its...

Facilities: 2 play areas for 3 – 10 year olds.
A sports field is available a little further up the street

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

Zero Latency offers realistic free-roam Virtual Reality experiences in the largest arena in Ghent. The experienced assistants help you choose the...

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

Bleau is an experience centre where everyone can immerse themselves in a real adventure world. The building is shaped like an upside-down mountain...

Warm up your muscles and your vocal chords! During this family walk around the House of Alijn, you will discover Ghent together. Hendrik and Poes...