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Guide 🇧🇪 Gent

Gent
👤 Population 265,086 🕛 Local time:

Saint Bavo’s Cathedral

Gothic cathedral housing the world-famous Ghent Altarpiece, one of Europe’s most important artworks, restored to dazzling detail.


Ghent Altarpiece

Masterpiece by Hubert and Jan van Eyck, celebrated for its artistic brilliance, dramatic history, and extraordinary restoration.


Gravensteen Castle

Imposing 12th-century moated castle with medieval rooms, panoramic city views, and a memorable glimpse into Ghent’s feudal past.


Belfry of Ghent

UNESCO-listed medieval tower offering sweeping views, historic bells, and insight into Ghent’s civic power and heritage.


St Michael’s Bridge

Iconic bridge with postcard views of Ghent’s three medieval towers and the elegant canal-side facades below.


Graslei

Historic quay lined with colorful guild houses, riverside terraces, and some of the city’s most photogenic medieval scenery.


Korenlei

Elegant riverside quay opposite Graslei, prized for stately facades, canal views, and Ghent’s mercantile atmosphere.


Ghent City Hall

Architectural landmark blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, with richly decorated interiors and major historical significance.


Saint Peter’s Abbey

Peaceful former abbey with gardens, museum spaces, historic library, and a quieter side of Ghent’s religious heritage.


STAM

Engaging city museum in a historic abbey, featuring interactive exhibits and a giant aerial map of Ghent.


Sint-Baafsabdij

Atmospheric abbey ruins with gardens, historic remains, and a tranquil setting that reveals Ghent’s early medieval roots.


Citadelpark

Ghent’s largest park, ideal for a relaxing stroll among gardens, monuments, and nearby major museums.


Graffiti Street

Ever-changing open-air gallery where bold street art showcases Ghent’s creative energy and alternative cultural scene.


Great Butchers’ Hall

Medieval covered market where historic architecture meets local delicacies, including regional meats, cheeses, and Ghent specialties.


Portus Ganda

Revitalized harbor area with modern design, scenic riverside walks, and a fresh perspective on contemporary Ghent.


De Kuip/Historic Center

Central historic area with major sights, walkability, lively atmosphere, and strong tourist convenience.


Prinsenhof - Elizabethbegijnhof

Quiet residential old-town area with charming streets, local atmosphere, and easy walking access to sights.


University District/Arts Quarter

Bustling student-centered area with museums, cafés, nightlife, and walkable access to central attractions.


Macharius-Heirnis Quarter

Local residential quarter with parks, limited but excellent dining, and family-friendly atmosphere near the center.


Easter Sunday

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Easter Monday

06 April in 5 days


Labour Day

01 May in 30 days


Ascension Day

14 May in 43 days


Whit Monday

25 May in 54 days


Belgian National Day

21 July in 111 days


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