A formidable medieval castle, known as 'Castle of the Counts', that transports visitors back to a bygone era with its imposing architecture and historical exhibits.

Graslei is one of Ghent's two historic quays, forming a picturesque scene along the river Leie with beautiful medieval guild houses.

This cathedral houses the Ghent Altarpiece, a renowned masterpiece by the Van Eyck brothers considered a significant work in Western art.

A bustling central square in Ghent, serving as a hub for the city's main attractions and a great spot for people-watching.

This world-famous masterpiece of early Netherlandish painting is housed within Saint Bavo's Cathedral and is a major draw for art lovers.

Located opposite the Graslei, this historic quay offers complementary views of the medieval architecture along the Leie river.

A historic and atmospheric neighborhood characterized by its narrow cobblestone streets, medieval houses, and a cozy culinary scene.

A museum dedicated to the history and identity of Ghent, housed in a former abbey and offering interactive exhibits.