Ghent

<div>Discover some of the best pieces in the city center. Along the way you'll see some of the main touristic highlights in the city just as well. Perfect if you're only staying a very short time in the city.<br><br>The start is at the Visit Gent office, where you can find loads of information about the city.<br><br>Duration: approx. 3h walking (we don't know how much time you need to take pictures, to have a drink or meal)</div>

The city center highlights

<div>Cycling through the old industrial areas and old harbour from Ghent. You'll be surprised to see how many great pieces can be found here. You will find results from the 2 editions of the Sorry Not Sorry Festival that took place here, as well as the growing Kapow street art collection.</div>

De oude dokken

<div>A tour only if you like to discover a non-touristic and multicultural area from the city. Easy to get there from tramway 1, where you will discover the first walls at the Guislain Museum. You will have to use the tramway road, so be carefull at the start. From there you can follow the walk and return to the city center using busline 3.</div>

De Brugse Poort

<div>The south and souteast sides from the city, including the lively Gentbrugge and Dampoort neighbourhoods. You can do this by foot, but it's gonna take some time. Might just as well go biking.<br>Have fun!</div>

Zuid & Dampoort Gent

<div>2020 is the Van Eyck year in Ghent. Because if you think about Ghent, you also think about the world famous altar piece. Made in the 15th century, but still mindblowing. <br><br>The 'OMG! Seven Senses Tour' is not your average city walking tour taking you along the same tired old route, but a true feast for all your senses. Discover Ghent through the eyes of Jan Van Eyck and use all your senses to the fullest. Part of the tour are street art interventions by artists like Isaac Cordal, Hyuro, Pastel, Strook and Bosoletti. On the Street Art Cities tour you will find the most important works. Want to see, taste, hear, smell... all of this tour? <a href="http://vaneyckwashere.be/sevensensestour">Get your map and ticket at Visit Gent.</a></div>

#OMGVanEyckWasHere: street art 'Seven Senses Tour'

<div>Yes, Ghent has a leftbank. And it's nice neighbourhood. Some good but sometimes hidden bars and reastaurants, friendly people and ... great street art. And while your here, you can just continue to the student area that's very closeby. Ghent has +70.000 students that come to sudy, more than 30.000 live in the city for 9 months a year. A big influence in the way this city goes around.<br>Enjoy the walk.</div>

Curated routes in Ghent