Points of interest

Are you coming to Ghent by train? Gent-Sint-Pieters railway station is where you will start. It is easy to get into the city from here. Take the...

Mongolian furniture, ethnic carpets, interior accessories, ethnic jewellery and old beads.

This boat is a replica of an eighteenth century flat, horse-drawn barge and can be hired all year round for business receptions, product launches...

Kopergietery is a creative arts centre for children and youngsters focusing on theatre, dance and music.

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

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

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

In The Park Playground, reality comes to a halt and you can go on an adventure in one of the VR experiences. Equipped with a backpack, VR glasses...

Boat4rent is specialized in the rental of motorboats with captain.

Would you like to browse the second-hand books and antique furniture, while also discovering the city? With a special walking route along the...

Flanders' Finest Cycle Routes offers a selection of 25 themed cycling routes across Flanders. You don’t need to be an avid cyclist to explore...

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

Viadagio offers durable and ecologically sound boat tours on the Ghent canals in man-powered wooden boats. This ensures that they will not cause...

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

Although this cemetery is less well-known than Campo Santo, the western cemetery is the largest in the city of Ghent. No less than 30,000 souls...