Points of interest

The Ghent designer Julien De Maere has created a large collection of bracelets, cufflinks, earrings, necklaces and rings. He has incorporated the...

The mother-daughter duo behind Never Out Of Style shares a passion for authentic items that never go out of style.

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

You will be challenged to escape from a room full of mysterious riddles and cryptic secrets. Hotel Falligan's historic Coach House provides...

The Ghent University Museum is located at the heart of the Ghent Botanical Garden, right around the corner from MSK Ghent and S.M.A.K. The GUM is...

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

The multifunctional and open city pavilion is an architectural masterpiece designed by the architects Robbrecht & Daem / Marie-José Van Hee....

Télescoshop is a well-known family business in the heart of Ghent, which started out in 1939 as an umbrella shop.

Discover the majestic home of the aristocratic d’Hane Steenhuyse family! Its colourful salons, fine furniture, sumptuous wall hangings and...

Cycle through Ghent, and discover the city in a totally different way. It could be the cherry on top of your visit to Ghent.

Sint-Pietersplein is not only the beating heart of the Arts Quarter, but also of Ghent’s student quarter. Here you will find the Book Tower, Ghent...

At this coffee bar/café you can enjoy a good book along with a drink or snack.

Twin sisters Emelie and Marte have joined forces to begin a new adventure together. Rough Riders has been a dream come true. With their shop, they...

In the 18th and 19th centuries, Coupure was a busy commercial canal that linked Ghent to Bruges. When the first town houses were built along the...

Hip nostalgia in this children’s shoes shop with shoes up to size 35.