• Ghent - The historic center of Ghent is easily explorable on foot, making it a perfect location for an audio tour. You will be amazed by the many unique stories that are hidden behind the medieval facades, and picturesque streets. Stories that have been carefully gathered for you. Allow yourself to be led through the intriguing and alluring sites Ghent has to offer. Whether you’re embarking on a solo adventure, savoring a romantic city stroll with your partner, or exploring the city with friends or family, our self-guided audio tour accommodates all preferences.

In the upcoming points, you’ll find just a few examples of the numerous attractions you will encounter along the way.

• Gravensteen - Gravensteen, located in Ghent, Belgium, is a remarkable medieval fortress that dates back to the 12th century. Its imposing stone walls and towering turrets make it a prominent symbol of the city’s rich history. Visitors can explore its well-preserved interior, which includes a museum showcasing the castle’s history and offering panoramic views of Ghent from its battlements.
• St. Bavo’s Cathedral (Sint-Baafskathedraal) - Saint Bavo’s Cathedral, situated in the heart of Ghent, is a magnificent Gothic masterpiece that has stood for centuries as a testament to the city’s architectural and religious heritage. This awe-inspiring cathedral is renowned for its stunning stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and the famous Ghent Altarpiece by the Van Eyck brothers, one of the most celebrated works of art in Europe.
• Korenmarkt - A historic square that has been a hub of activity for centuries. Flanked by stunning architectural landmarks such as the Saint-Nicholas Church and the Belfry of Ghent, Korenmarkt offers a picturesque setting for both locals and tourists to gather, relax, and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
• Belfry and Cloth Hall (Belfort en Lakenhalle) - The Belfry and Cloth Hall in Ghent, Belgium, are iconic landmarks that reflect the city’s medieval heritage. The Belfry, built in the 14th century, stands tall as a symbol of civic power and boasts a stunning panoramic view from its tower. Adjacent to it, the Cloth Hall served as a center for the textile trade and is a testament to Ghent’s prosperous medieval economy. Together, they form an essential part of Ghent’s historic skyline and are must-visit attractions for anyone exploring the city.

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