Points of interest

Second-hand, double the fun! Ghent is the place to be for fans of vintage fashion, furniture, decorative items and accessories. The vintage and...

Ghent’s rivers and canals have been the city’s lifeblood for centuries. Water adds an extra dimension to a city, and that is also the case in...

Some people think it’s art, others think it’s ugly. Discover graffiti in a neighbourhood that will surprise you with its many colourful 'tags...

Blue-bike is a bicycle-sharing system with borrowing locations at more than 100 railway stations in Belgium, including Ghent.

Pedestrians experience more! If you come to Ghent by train, you can easily walk to the city centre and immerse yourself in city life. There are a...

Bierolade is a connoisseur of beer and chocolate and offers culinary guided tours and workshops.

Charlie Tours is a tour guide organisation that focuses on a unique experience in Ghent. The tours are great fun and a bit rebellious too – so...

Leiecruises offers comfortable and relaxing cruises on the river Lys in the countryside and boat tours in Ghent.

Curious about the city from the moment you arrive? Forget about the bus or taxi, put on your walking boots and immerse yourself in the bustling...

Ghent is a city for everyone, including visitors with impaired vision or hearing. Two walking guides have been developed for these visitors with...

Many roads lead to Compostela - and one of them runs right through Ghent. The Via Scaldea runs from Vlissingen to Saint-Quentin and passes, for...

First rendezvous with our city? This city walk reveals the highlights of Ghent in just a few kilometres. We listed some things you must have seen...

You can find the orange shared bikes of Donkey Republic at various sites in the city. An application on your smartphone enables you to rent a bike...