• Atomium - Before departing from Brussels, a visit to the iconic Atomium is planned. Standing over 100 meters tall, its spheres, each about 18 meters in diameter, symbolize Belgium’s nine provinces. This remarkable structure will be admired before continuing the journey.
• Ghent Town Hall (Stadhuis) - The guided tour commences in front of the Town Hall, where the guide will elaborate on the building’s diverse architectural styles.
• Belfry and Cloth Hall (Belfort en Lakenhalle) - The guide will provide insights into this iconic tower and the fascinating history of its dragon.
• Ghent - Arrival in Ghent, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities, marks the start of a walk to the center, where the guided tour will begin.
• Saint Nicholas Church - Did you know that Belgian churches host concerts and various events?
• Masons’ Guild Hall - In front of the original facade of the masons’ guild house, the guide will explain the uniqueness and significance of guild houses.
• Korenmarkt - Located in front of Saint Nicholas Church, the Korenmarkt is where the intriguing history of the former post office building will be shared.
• Graslei and Korenlei - A stroll along the banks of the Lys River will reveal the surrounding buildings, such as the “grain house” and the current Marriott Hotel, offering a perfect opportunity for photos.
• St. Bavo’s Cathedral (Sint-Baafskathedraal) - Explore the exterior and interior of Ghent’s Cathedral, home to the most stolen painting in history, “The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb” by the Van Eyck brothers.
• OOOST - The next stop is the meat house, dating back to the 15th century, originally serving as a covered market.
• Kleine Vismarkt - Opposite the Meat House, a brief stop at a traditional street stall will introduce the famous Ghent sweet, the cuberdon, as explained by the vendor.
• St. Veerleplein - The guided tour concludes at Sint-Veerleplein square, where the guide will discuss the square’s history and surrounding buildings, offering dining and souvenir shopping tips. The guide will also remind everyone of the bus departure time and location back to Brussels.
• Ghent - Enjoy approximately 4 hours of free time (subject to traffic and group pace).
• St Michael’s Bridge - This bridge offers stunning photo opportunities, and the history of the Church of San Miguel’s tower will be shared here.

• Guided tour in Ghent
• City tips / Travel tips
• Professional guide in Spanish
• Round trip by air-conditioned bus

• Pick up and return to the hotel.
• Food and drink

Optimize your Belgium trip with a full-day tour to Ghent from Brussels. Say goodbye to the hassles of public commute; make use of comfortable round-trip bus services and the expertise of a dedicated local guide to gain a perspective that you may otherwise miss. There’s also ample leisure time for you to discover the city at your own desired speed.

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• You will receive confirmation at the time of booking.
• Our guides have in mind the best for clients; While the tour generally includes the sites and stories mentioned and takes about 2.5 hours, your tour may vary depending on what your guide thinks is best for your group.
• Meals are not included, but your guide will be happy to point you to some great places to eat.
• All children from 0 to 3 years must travel in an approved safety chair when travelling by bus. Be sure to bring the appropriate chair.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.