Open your eyes and go: you’ll encounter one famous monument after the other in Ghent. Three of them are even on UNESCO's World Heritage List, including the Belfry. Be it a resounding name or a fine fountain, your walk through Ghent will be full of monumental highlights.
Inspiration
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City palaces
Noble houses in the middle of the bustle
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Culture and heritage in Ghent
UNESCO World Heritage, great museums and numerous cultural activities
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Monumental Ghent, something to everyone’s taste
How do you like to experience your holiday in Ghent?
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The churches of Ghent
Towers that have witnessed history
Point of Interest
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Ghent Belfry, world heritage
The dragon, Ghent’s fiery mascot
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St Peter’s Abbey, peaceful vineyard
Luxurious abbey village, the font of Ghent
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't Toreken
15th-century guild house of the tanners
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Achtersikkel
Oasis of peace near Sint-Baafsplein
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Bridge of Imperial Pleasures
A legendary bridge in the heart of the Prinsenhof
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Eethuis De Fobie
Restaurant in a former china shop
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Great Butchers' Hall
Medieval marketplace
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Hotel Falligan
Former grandeur on the Kouter
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KANTL
Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature
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Prinsenhof
Medieval gem in the city centre
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Provincial Government Building
This is where the province is run
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St Bavo’s Abbey, a hidden oasis
The abbey church to convert Ganda
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The Winter Circus
Old car workshop
