Points of interest

The Millionaires’ Quarter is an unique district: it was here that leading architects from the inter-war period built some of their most...

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...

A house night, dancing to disco beats, or simply going out with friends? Club Sauvage promises evenings full of funk, music, and pure Ghent vibes...

Mezzo Gent is a small yet lovely shop in the heart of the city. In the shop, you can find nice and original gifts.

Ghent art gallery STUDIO23 represents local as well as international contemporary artists. It is an inspiring meeting place for artists and art...

This short wheelchair route introduces you to all the highlights of the historical city centre.

If you love vintage, design, and unique interiors, Wunderkammer Gent is well worth a visit. Set inside the former Saint Teresa of Avila church,...

Join us on a walk that spans the history of the Floraliën From the very first plant exhibition that was rather modest in scale to the spectacular...

Sports, relaxation and bar/restaurant meet at O’Learys. This is Belgium’s largest sports bar, where you can engage in many different activities,...

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...

A refreshing new approach to contemporary fashion designers for men and women in a lovely "belle époque" setting in the centre of Ghent...

2007 saw the opening of the new, modern law courts designed by the architects Stéphane Beel and Lieven Achtergael.

Ghent has two tourist quarters where all tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other. They seamlessly blend together. The most...

The hop on hop off water tram gives you a different way to visit the city's attractions.

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’,...

The Bridge of Imperial Pleasures was built across the Lieve in the year 2000 and features sculptures by Walter De Buck (1934-2014, Ghent-born...