Gent City Guide

Introduction

Ghent with its 250.000 inhabitants is the fourth largest city in Belgium and the main city in East Flanders. Throughout history this charming city has played an important role in the economic and cultural life in the North Europe. With its busy po...more
 

Attractions

The Belfry Tower
Expressing wealth and power of the city, Belfry towers are among the most significant features of medieval Flemish cities. With a history dates back to 14th century, The Belfry Tower of Ghent is a must-see spot while in Ghent.<...more
 

Dining and where to eat

Ghent, with numerous restaurants and brassieres serving delicious food from local and international cuisine, offers the best culinary experience in East Flanders.

Brasserie Pakhuis
Brasserie Pakhuis is located on Shuurkenstraat 4, and ...more
 

Bars and Nightlife

Ghent by night is a dazzling experience. Taking a walk through the city centre which is illuminated until the first lights of the morning, you will be amazed by the lively atmosphere of this charming city. With numerous bars and night clubs Ghent ...more
 

From the airport and around the city

Very well serviced by land, air and water transportation, travelling in and around Ghent is fast and convenient.

If you want to reach Ghent from Brussels International Airport the only thing you should do is to take one of the trains to t...more
 

Festivals and Events

Ghent Jazz Festival (Every year in June, dates for 2008: 10th – 20th July)
Ghent Jazz Festival is an annual event in which local and international Jazz bands and singers stage their performances for the lovers of Jazz throughout 10 days.