Points of interest

Forget standard designs from a catalogue; at Studio Vangst, it's all about character. There, you'll find a carefully selected mix of...

Through this walk, you will learn more about the brothers’ work and about life in the 15th century. The walk is also suitable for families with (...

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...

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

The Ferdinand Lousbergpark is a wonderful place to relax in green surroundings. Stroll through the orchard amidst unique apple and pear trees or...

The Carmelite Monks form a living community in Ghent. The 18th-century monastery church can be visited freely and the adjoining garden by request...

Traditional roasted coffee specialities, a wide range of teas, and exclusive sweets and gifts.

If you feel like tasting beer in a unique and comprehensive manner, you should definitely attend BeerSecret! The team will surprise you with an...

A small fleet of electrical boats offer the most relaxed/relaxing way of exploring Ghent’s beauty spots.

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

This modest park, laid out in the English landscape style, is the last remnant of the 19th-century Ghent zoo. The surrounding streets still bear...

This is Belgium’s oldest indoor swimming pool and it’s located on Veermanplein square, near Portus Ganda. The pools owes its name to the Van Eyck...

A playful children’s trail is running through “The story of Ghent” in STAM. You and your family can learn more about the history of Ghent.

Schoolhoeve De Campagne is an educational farm where you’ll learn everything you need to know about farm animals. You can discover the entire site...

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