Points of interest

Worlds' End Comics & Games is located in the basement of an atmospheric historic building along the waterfront. It is one of Belgium’s...

Discover a unique mix of urban and natural landscapes, as seen by a local. Cycle along hidden gems with a Cube mountain bike and discover...

Located in Citadelpark, this modern complex was designed in the 1970s by Ghent architect Bontinck and is more than just a conference hall. The...

We bet you weren’t expecting a subtropical water paradise near Ghent were you? LAGO Ghent Rozebroeken has everything you need to fill a whole day...

In the 19th century, there was a trend in cities to construct buildings destined for relaxation, including circuses. This was also the case for...

Two generations of chocolate makers offer the best of traditional Belgian chocolates in their stores in the historic city centre of Ghent.

Until well into the 20th century, Handelsdok, Achterdok, Houtdok and Voorhaven were bustling with the activity of sailors, dockers, crane...

Limerick is a bookshop where you will find literature in Dutch along with philosophy, psychology and history books. It also stocks a wide range of...

Music, theatre, film from all over the world. A passionate plea for a successful multicultural society.

Largest travel book store of Belgium with a wide range of maps and travel guides. In addition you will find globes, wall maps and nature guides....

Three pool sections and a bubble bath for 8.  

The Booktower, also called Ghent’s fourth tower, is a modernistic masterpiece by Belgian architect Henry van de Velde. It serves as the link...

Saint Saviour’s Church, also known in Ghent as Heilige Kerstkerk, or in the local dialect ’t Seleskest, is located in the lively, multicultural...

Télescoshop is a well-known family business in the heart of Ghent, which started out in 1939 as an umbrella shop. Not only the wide selection of...

At Overpoortstraat you can bowl till the wee hours.