1Gravensteen (Castle of the Counts)Begin your journey into Ghent's medieval past at this imposing 12th-century moated castle, a symbol of the city's powerful counts and a perfect starting point f
2Patershol DistrictStep into the labyrinthine alleys of Patershol, one of Ghent's oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods.
3PrinsenhofWander through the tranquil Prinsenhof district, the former site of the Palace of the Princes, where Emperor Charles V was born.
4Klein Begijnhof O.L.V. Ter HoyenFind serenity in the secluded Klein Begijnhof, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
5St. Baafsabdij (St. Bavo's Abbey Ruins)Explore the atmospheric ruins of St.
6Groot Vleeshuis (Great Butchers' Hall)Admire the magnificent Groot Vleeshuis, a 15th-century guildhall that served as a central meat market.