Points of interest

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

This architectural work of art is a unique meeting place for residents, students and visitors. The imposing building is located on a spot formerly...

In 1488, Maximilian of Austria took advantage of a weak point in Ghent’s defences to seize the city. After 40 days of siege, his army withdrew...

The song Klokke Roeland (Roeland Bell) is probably the most famous folk song in Ghent. This bell is known as ‘The Triumphant’ and as ‘Roeland’,...

MLVA Gallery is dedicated to supporting upcoming talents from all over the world. It has a permanent collection of artisanal luxury items such as...

Cargo-art IS Pierre Misseghers. A creative vision on light and lighting. A lighting store in an art gallery. Custom design and personalised...

In 1909 the former post office building was located on a busy crossroads of access roads into the city. The first postilions and horse cars used...

You can find almost everything in this neighbourhood once dominated by a railway station. Exclusive fashion, classic design or stylish interiors....

Modern art in the broadest sense with an art selection that pays tribute to the evolution of Belgian twentieth-century art. Galerie Lingier-...

In the first half of the 19th century, rich Ghent industrialists initiated the building of a new and luxurious opera house. It was meant to be the...

Mekkerland is a kids’ farm with a passion for animals, where respect for the animals and nature is a priority. Wooden banners point you in the...

Once a closed military site, but now a vibrant urban neighbourhood full of history, greenery and life. Located in the Arts Quarter, near SMAK, MSK...