Points of interest

MuchWOW is a Japanese gift shop near the Castle of the Counts.

Depot 09 is a vintage designer market in an old flax plant. Twenty specialised traders from Belgium and abroad sell their wares here, including...

Unconventional, 95% Belgian designers:  Paul Smith, Stephan Schneider, Jean-Paul Knott - Veronique Vandewalle - Adnym Ateliers - Janue - Christian...

The beguinages of Flanders and the Netherlands are always oases of calm and stillness, where you might still expect to see an old beguine mumbling...

At Line Vanden Bogaerde, you've come to the right place for timeless, handmade jewellery with a contemporary twist. The items of jewellery...

With a bicycle under your bum, you will discover the most beautiful cycling paths along Ghent waterways, castles and cosy pit stops.

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

Closet Stories started out as a web shop for second-hand clothing, books and toys. It now also has a physical shop in the heart of the...

helen b & vrienden is the place to go for all kinds of stylish and utilitarian objects, jewellery, illustrations and cards.

Looking for a market every day of the week?

The 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...

This unique neighbourhood is located between Gasmeterlaan and Rabotpark, in the northern part of the city of Ghent. The site is steeped in history...

Brussels has one, but Ghent has no fewer than four. At the Kraanlei one proud Manneke Pis, Nestor, and two Meisjes Pis, Lena and Luna are...

Gent-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...

Just north of Dampoort you will find office space and a shopping centre built on a former industrial site. This site used to be occupied by the...