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1. B&B HOTEL Gent Centrum
B&B HOTEL Gent Centrum
2. NH Collection Gent
NH Collection Gent
3. Ghent Marriott Hotel
Ghent Marriott Hotel
4. 1898 The Post & Porter's house
1898 The Post & Porter's house
5. Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Reylof Ghent
Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Reylof Ghent
6. Novotel Gent Centrum
Novotel Gent Centrum
7. Carlton Hotel
Carlton Hotel
8. Getaway Gent
Getaway Gent
9. Van der Valk Hotel Gent
Van der Valk Hotel Gent
10. ibis Gent Centrum St-Baafs Kathedraal
ibis Gent Centrum St-Baafs Kathedraal
11. Yalo Urban Boutique Hotel Ghent
Yalo Urban Boutique Hotel Ghent
12. Residence Inn by Marriott Ghent
Residence Inn by Marriott Ghent
13. ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort
ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort
14. Aparthotel Castelnou
Aparthotel Castelnou
15. Hotel Chamade
Hotel Chamade
16. Ghent River Hotel
Ghent River Hotel
17. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Ghent by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Ghent by IHG
18. Courtyard By Marriott Ghent
Courtyard By Marriott Ghent
19. Hotel Harmony
Hotel Harmony
20. ibis Gent Centrum Opera
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Patershol
Patershol's medieval maze of cobblestone streets and step-gabled houses tells a thousand tales from Ghent's colourful past. Explore the imposing Gravensteen Castle, wander through the Old Fish Market, or discover local heritage at the House of Alijn. Art galleries and boutique shops tuck themselves between centuries-old buildings that have seen it all. The area serves up a feast of global flavours in its diverse restaurants, from traditional Flemish taverns to exotic international cuisine. Boutique hotels and cosy B&Bs in converted historic buildings offer charming stays with authentic character. The narrow streets make walking the best way to soak up Patershol's intimate, timeless atmosphere.

Graslei and Korenlei
Graslei and Korenlei's medieval quaysides transport you straight to Ghent's golden commercial heyday. Guild houses with ornate stepped gables reflect in the River Leie, creating one of Europe's most Instagram-worthy waterfront scenes. Cross St. Michael's Bridge for panoramic views or hop on a boat tour to see these architectural gems from a fresh angle. Restaurants housed in historic buildings serve Belgian classics on riverside terraces where cobblestones meet candlelight. Boutique hotels occupy converted guild houses, offering modern comforts behind centuries-old facades. The area is wonderfully walkable, with tram connections nearby when your feet need a break from those charming but uneven streets.

Kunstenkwartier
Kunstenkwartier is Ghent's cultural wonderland where art and history collide on cobblestone streets. St. Peter's Abbey and the Vooruit Arts Centre anchor this walkable area full of galleries and museums. Gothic spires rise above medieval guild houses while the Design Museum adds modern flair to the historic landscape. Local bistros serve traditional Flemish dishes like waterzooi as church bells mark the hours. The area's boutique hotels occupy converted historic buildings with original architectural details. Trams and dedicated bike lanes make getting around a breeze when your feet need a break from the cobblestones.

Ghent City Centre
Ghent City Centre wraps you in medieval magic with its imposing Gravensteen Castle and awe-inspiring St. Bavo's Cathedral housing the famous Ghent Altarpiece. Centuries-old guild houses line cobblestone streets and tranquil canals, creating a living museum you can actually wander through. The soaring Belfry watches over bustling squares where history feels delightfully alive and within reach. Car-free zones make exploring this medieval wonderland a breeze on foot, with trams connecting to outer districts when your feet need a break. Cosy brown cafés serve local beers alongside traditional Flemish dishes, while boutique hotels tucked into converted guild houses offer the perfect historic-meets-comfortable home base.

Elisabethbegijnhof
Step back in time as you wander the cobblestone pathways of Elisabethbegijnhof, a 13th-century UNESCO-listed haven. This medieval community features whitewashed houses with red-tiled roofs surrounding a peaceful central garden where ancient trees shade weathered benches. The Gothic St. Elisabeth Church anchors this contemplative area that offers a quiet retreat from Ghent's busier areas. While dining options are minimal within the beguinage itself, Ghent's centre is just a 15-minute walk away. The area prioritises its tranquil, non-commercial atmosphere over tourist amenities. Getting around requires walking, as narrow medieval streets restrict vehicle access and cobblestones can challenge cyclists.
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Medieval splendour awaits in a car-free city centre where Gothic architecture frames picturesque canals. Climb the Belfry for views that explain why this was once among Europe's most powerful cities. The STAM Ghent City Museum chronicles the rich past while the Museum of Fine Arts showcases artistic treasures. Sample Belgian beers in centuries-old pubs before browsing the Old Fish Market and Great Butchers' Hall. Time a visit during the ten-day Ghent Festival when over a million revellers transform the streets into Europe's most entertaining history lesson. Don't miss the imposing churches and merchant houses that whisper tales of medieval wealth.






































































































































































