Points of interest

Large 25 x 13m pool and small 11 x 10m pool, a water slide and a cafeteria.

Shopping in Ghent is a unique experience. You can enjoy some carefree shopping in the pedestrian shopping streets in the historic city centre. You...

There are a lot of magnificent pieces of art in Ghent's streets, parks and squares, and you probably walk past them often without even...

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

Not brought your bike and prefer electric pedal power? In Ghent, you can easily rent an e-bike from Dott to get around the city. Download the app...

A thirteenth-century building that houses a store selling original jewellery, scarves, handbags, hats and ceramics, which are mainly made in...

The construction of the St Anne's Church began in 1853. In 1866, the unfinished church was consecrated by the bishop of Ghent. You can only...

Opposite St Nicholas’ Church, on the other side of the street, is the original 16th-century Masons’ Guild Hall. On top of the stepped gable, six...

Ghent has two tourist quarters where all tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other. They seamlessly blend together. The 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...

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

Would you like to take your kids for a bike ride? Try out the route from the Ghent city centre to Blaarmeersen. This 10 km route takes you along...

Tailoring à la carte. Decide what your suit, smoking, shirt, or jacket should look like. Choose the cut, the fabric, the lining and even the...

Paard van Troje is a bookshop on the Kouter.

This vibrant concert hall is housed in the monumental building of the Ghent Handelsbeurs. Ha Concerts offers a wide range of music: from jazz over...