Ghent and Brussels
Move from grand squares to traffic-free canals, medieval guild halls and riverside paths as you explore Brussels and Ghent.
Ghent, Belgium, is a city of canals and medieval charm. The Gravensteen Castle and Saint Bavo’s Cathedral showcase its historical richness, while the Graslei and Korenlei quays offer picturesque waterfront views. Ghent’s thriving arts scene and lively student population make it a dynamic and cultural destination with a unique blend of old and new.
Neighbourhoods in and around Ghent
Holidays by land and sea
Step inside the Gothic Saint Bavo's Cathedral for a peek at the recently-restored Van Eyck oil altarpiece: the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb (De Aanbidding van het Lams God).
Discover the iconic 12th-century Gravensteen Castle, straight from the pages of a fairytale. Walk around the fortress, climb the narrow stairs and uncover the spectacular original battlements.
Wander Ghent's 'wheat market,' a picturesque square overlooking the waterfront. Admire striking architecture like the old post office, now home to pubs, restaurants, and lively local hangouts.
Explore Werregarenstraat, Ghent’s designated graffiti street, where colorful doodles meet stunning monochrome murals by street art icon Klaas Van der Linden. A dynamic, ever-changing urban gallery.
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