Belfry and Lakenhalle (Bell Tower and Cloth Hall) Tours and Tickets

Explore Ghent at your own pace with a self-guided tour and smartphone app. Play a fun, family-friendly game and answer questions about locations throughout Ghent. See popular city landmarks including Ghent Town Hall, St. Bavo’s Cathedral, and the St. Michael’s Bridge. Get to know the city in a unique way through this interactive city game app.

Ghent is a perfect city to explore on foot, but don’t miss out on important local sights because you’re busy studying a map. Instead, let a guide take you on this guided walking tour that showcases top sights both inside and outside the city center. Along the way, pass by key landmarks—such as the Ghent Belfry and the medieval fortress of the Gravensteen—and then finish off the tour with a tasty local lunch.

With this walking tour, you can stroll past top sightseeing spots—such as the medieval Gravensteen Castle—and enjoy a tasting adventure at the same time. Instead of typical tourist hotspots, the tour shines a light on small businesses, and local specialties that you might not have discovered alone. Best of all, snacks are included, which saves the hassle of stopping to pay at each venue.

This guided walking tour in Ghent is a fun way to get your bearings while hearing stories about the city’s history and checking off top landmarks. Save time following a map and let a guide take you on a carefully planned route that includes street art, popular sightseeing spots, and off-the-beaten-track sights too.

See what the picturesque cities of Ghent and Bruges have to offer on this private tour of both individual worlds. Explore the Medieval streets of Ghent and enjoy its youthful atmosphere—Ghent has a popular university and a thriving pub and bar scene. In Bruges, admire historic churches and their towering steeples, and enjoy the bustle of life as you wander past canals and squares.

Bruges and Ghent are two beautiful medieval Belgian cities, often called "Northern Venice" and "the most Flemish". There is no other place like Bruges in Belgium. With its authentic medieval architecture and scenic canals, the so-called "reien", the city really is fairy tale material and on thу other hand, there is no other place in Belgium like Ghent where contemporary design, art, fashion, gastronomy, and music blend so perfectly with the past.

Welcome to the Belgian City of Ghent! Just take a look at how old, beautiful, and surprisingly small Ghent is. It once rivaled Paris, so why didn't it become one of the European capitals? Discover the answer on a captivating stroll through the city with this audio guide. We'll meander through narrow streets, refresh ourselves along the quays, and admire the churches and towers. I'll show you how to distinguish ancient buildings from fakes, as Ghent has quite a few of them. To avoid turning our excursion into a history lesson, I'll share city legends and stories with you. We'll delve into topics like Belgians, their penchant for folk rebellion, chocolate and fries, and their incredible ability to speak three languages. And, of course, I can't leave out Belgian beer! Do you want to capture the best photos, acquire useful souvenirs, and cherish interesting memories from Ghent? Then download this audio guide!

Explore the beautiful city center of Ghent at your own pace. This self-guided audio tour will take you to all the well-known spots and undiscovered gems of Ghent. Go on a journey of discovery with your virtual audio guide and get to know Ghent and its history in a unique way. • Walk at your own pace • The most beautiful walking routes and best stories • Unexpected discoveries • Personal virtual audio guide in 7 languages • Route guidance via GPS

Explore the rich architectural landscape of Ghent with this private walking tour through the city. Tour the historical center of Ghent with your guide as they show you visually-impressive landmarks, from important squares such as the Vrijdagmarkt to Ghent’s Belfry and Cloth Hall. Learn the difference between Gothic and Baroque architecture at the Graslei and Korenlei quays, and the history behind the Town Hall’s inconsistent appearance.