
The Graslei
Along the Leie quays, medieval guild houses line up their gilded gables. Ghent's finest setting, especially at the blue hour.

A student city with a living medieval heritage, between castles and lively quays.
Halfway between Bruges and Brussels, Ghent (Gent) was one of the largest and most powerful cities in Europe during the Middle Ages. Today it is a vibrant student city where medieval heritage coexists with a daring cultural scene. The Castle of the Counts of Flanders, a 12th-century fortress, watches over a pedestrian centre crisscrossed by canals. Saint Bavo's Cathedral houses the famous Ghent Altarpiece, the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by the Van Eyck brothers, an absolute masterpiece of Flemish painting. In the evening, the illuminated quays of the Graslei and Korenlei rank among the most beautiful urban settings in Belgium.
Ghent is about 55 km from Brussels Airport (BRU). Enjoy a fixed-price private transfer or a sightseeing tour with chauffeur hire, with a driver who knows the city and its highlights inside out.

Along the Leie quays, medieval guild houses line up their gilded gables. Ghent's finest setting, especially at the blue hour.

The Castle of the Counts of Flanders raises its 12th-century ramparts in the heart of the city. A fortress intact, moat included.

A city of art and students, Ghent blends heritage and contemporary creativity, from lively quays to bold new riverside architecture.
Fixed, all-inclusive prices from the airports, by vehicle class.
Discover Ghent at your own pace: we offer sightseeing tours with a dedicated chauffeur at your disposal, for a few hours or the entire day. On request, a tour guide can accompany you to share the city's history and its must-see highlights.
Tours & chauffeur hire on quotation — depending on duration and itinerary.
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