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Bridge of Imperial Pleasures
A legendary bridge in the heart of the PrinsenhofMonuments and buildingsThe Bridge of Imperial Pleasures was built across the Lieve in the year 2000 and features sculptures by Walter De Buck (1934-2014, Ghent-born...
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Carmelite Monastery
The place to be if you like peace and quietMonuments and buildingsThe Carmelite Monks form a living community in Ghent. The 18th-century monastery church can be visited freely and the adjoining garden by request...
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Charline Kervyn - Contemporary Art
Contemporary art in the heart of the cityArt galleriesLocated in the very centre of Ghent, this gallery offers work by emerging and established artists from around the world. Since opening its doors...
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Citadelpark
Largest green lung between the Scheldt and LysParks and green spacesThe Citadelpark is a park in Ghent on the brow of a hill between the rivers Scheldt and Lys. This city park was created in 1875 on the place where...
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Flea market at Bij Sint-Jacobs
A ten-day party around ten centuries of historySquares and districtsShoppingA square steeped in folklore. Whether you visit during the Ghent Festivities in the summer or come to the weekly flea market, there is always...
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Fountain Charles De Kerchove
Beautiful column in the middle of an elegant water featureSquares and districtsThe fountain at Charles De Kerchovelaan goes back to 1898 and pays tribute to the liberal mayor Charles De Kerchove, who ruled the city of Ghent...
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Gent-Dampoort station
Train station in the north of the citySquares and districtsGent-Dampoort is the city's second main train station after Gent-Sint-Pieters. From Gent-Dampoort, the city centre is quick and easy to reach...
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KANTL
Royal Academy of Dutch Language and LiteratureMonuments and buildingsThe Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature (KANTL) was founded in 1886. Housed in the eighteenth-century Huis van Oombergen, the Academy...
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Bijloke Gent Music Centre
Classic and contemporary music and jazzMonuments and buildingsConcert halls and theatresWhere the sick were once treated, music lovers are now pampered. Lovers of classical or contemporary music and jazz will definitely find what they...
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The western cemetery
A hidden, green oasis of tranquilityParks and green spacesAlthough this cemetery is less well-known than Campo Santo, the western cemetery is the largest in the city of Ghent. No less than 30,000 souls...
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CAMPO victoria
Arts centre on the FraterspleinConcert halls and theatresThe bustling arts centre CAMPO presents a diverse programme of theatre, dance, performance, festivals, neighbourhood kitchens and debates. CAMPO...
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Arsenaalsite
Former railway site becomes vibrant neighbourhoodSquares and districtsNo less than twelve hectares of space for urban development in all of its facets. That’s Arsenaalsite, a former workshop of the National Railway...
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Graffiti alley in Ghent
Canvas for street artists: anything goes in GhentSquares and districtsPeople sometimes say you can recognise a vibrant city by its street art. Ghent is a hip and free-thinking cultural city where everyone is welcome...
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KAA Gent football stadium
Home of Ghent’s BuffalosMonuments and buildingsSport and recreationSince July 2013 Ghent’s football club, KAA Gent, plays its home matches at the Planet Group Arena. This stadium was built by the junction of the...
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The Korenmarkt
Watch the world go by in the old townSquares and districtsAre you looking for an authentic pub or restaurant? Be sure to try the Korenmarkt! The square is home to a wealth of stories... and it is one...
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Minnemeers NTGent
Discover up-and-coming theatre talentsConcert halls and theatresAt this rehearsal and second platform of the civic theatre NTGent, young theatre-makers have a multipurpose hall at their disposal.. They are not...