Points of interest

Located a stone’s throw away from the Campo Santo cemetery in Sint-Amandsberg, Herbomont is specialised in dried natural food.

Studio Collect is housed in a stunning Art Deco building in the heart of Ghent. Here, four friends and designers bring jewellery dreams to life....

Looking for a market every day of the week?

Campo Santo cemetery is beside St Amand’s Chapel in Sint-Amandsberg, a district in Ghent, named after the Campo Santo cemetery in Rome.

The interiors of the Arnold Vander Haeghen House appeal for a lot of imagination. The most attractive rooms include the Chinese Salon and...

Inspiring, luxurious gift store close to Veldstraat.

Facilities: 2 play areas for 3 – 10 year olds.
A sports field is available a little further up the street

Kina brings children and nature together. A unique fossil of a pre-historic reptile, a splendid diorama room with native birds and an unbelievably...

Rokko is a queer and intersectional feminist book and coffee shop in Ghent. The shop specialises in literature on decolonisation, feminism, gender...

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

St. Macharius Church is a church in the Macharius-Heirnis district. Two of its neighbours are St Bavo's Abbey and the passers-by harbour...

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

Discover Ghent’s heritage from the water. You can admire many locations and get a feel of Ghent's historical centre from an electric boat....

Back to the old school benches?

Have you ever fallen in love with a place? Have you discovered a spot with a unique vibe where you can relax, enjoy the moment and recharge your...