Points of interest

At the Kristof De Clercq gallery, the focus is on works on paper and abstract painting. Photography, video, sculpture and installation art are...

Rafting boats aren't just for wildwater adventures, they are also highly suitable for enjoyable and relaxing boat trips on calmer waters.

vzw DOKano aims to clean Ghent’s rivers and canals and has found a fun way to do so: fishing for rubbish from a canoe! It’s an efficient...

The redevelopment of the Handelsdok in Ghent is part of the Oude Dokken urban regeneration project. The purpose of this project is to transform...

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...

Anyone aged 18 or over can hire a boat for several hours or a whole day from the Minerva Boat Company.

2007 saw the opening of the new, modern law courts designed by the architects Stéphane Beel and Lieven Achtergael.

The area around the railway station is not only the hub of Ghent, but also a surprising shopping paradise and a majestic part of the city. Broad...

Only the name of the smallest pub in Ghent is a reminder of the former role of this square as an execution yard: 't Galgenhuisje. There’s a...

Neighbourhood park De Porre is located on the site of former textile factory De Porre. Part of the old factory has been preserved and is now part...

You'll find De Vitrine in a building that, for 40 years, was filled with curiosities in its time as ‘Het Tijdreisbureau’. It's now a...

Kina is the oldest wildlife garden in Flanders. Here you can find out all there is to know about carnivorous plants and hairy tarantulas, or learn...

Anyone with an interest in astronomy or meteorology can come here for stargazing evenings, exhibitions and lectures.

The thirteenth-century walls Caermersklooster monastery at the heart of the Patershol neighbourhood now accommodates Kunsthal Gent. This is an...