Belgium · GHENT TOURS
Ghent has the castle, the grain quay and the prices of a student city, and it is half an hour from Brussels. The 15 below cover the fifty-minute boats, the bike tours and the walks, with what each costs and how long it takes.
See medieval Ghent from its canals on a 50-minute guided boat trip with live commentary, multilingual support, castles, guildhalls, and blankets in winter.
“Guide was informative and funny. got to see the sights from a different light. was lovely”
Explore Ghent’s medieval center on a two-hour pay-what-you-want walk, from St Michael’s Bridge and Gravensteen to the Belfry and St Bavo’s.
“Camilla was a great guide. The tour was fun and insightful as she explained the background and history of Ghent and its gothic buildings. Also gave good recommendations for eateries. Glad we booked this tour!”
See Ghent’s medieval harbor, famous towers, guildhalls, and Castle of the Counts on a witty 40-minute canal cruise for $12.
“It was very interesting, and the guide was very informative”
Explore Ghent after dark on a lively 1-hour-45-minute walk through medieval trade, torture, legends, wars, and overlooked corners.
“Kenny was an amazing tour guide, we learnt so much about Ghent and really enjoyed the tour. We would really recommend this tour to all of our friends”
Explore Ghent by mountain bike on a small-group tour through street art, old communities, parks, breweries, and lesser-seen neighborhoods.
“Great way to see a side of Ghent that isn't on any website or blog - and with a great local guide to take you around!”
See medieval Ghent from the water on a 40-minute guided cruise past Graslei, Gravensteen, the Butcher’s Hall, and more for $12.
“It was a great tour and the guide spoke in 3 languages to give the tour.”
Ride beyond Ghent’s postcard center on a small-group mountain bike tour with street art, local stories, suburbs, photos, and practical city tips.
“Extremely well organised and fun , Christophe’s local knowledge was 5star and his personality was a perfect fit for our group . There’s so much to see in Ghent covering more ground on excellent bikes made that effortless .”
See Ghent by canal with a full-day water-tram ticket, six stops, multilingual commentary, and six walking routes linking 50 sights.
“Great tour, only note is, it's not hop on hop off as we understood it. I.e. you can't get on and off along the route. Nonetheless great activity, the captain was very funny as well as informative. Lovely way to see the city and learn more about our the buildings and the history.”
Taste nine Ghent chocolates and sweets while exploring the city with a lively local guide on this well-priced two-hour walking tour.
“I liked that the tour combined the history of Ghent with its famous chocolate. It was entertaining, delicious and informative.”
Make Belgian waffles from scratch, taste three local beers, and leave Ghent with a secret recipe, certificate, and leftovers.
“Me and my husband had an amazing experience. Good beer and the experience of making the waffles was so cool. I eould definitely recommend.”
Taste Ghent through five local food stops while exploring medieval towers, canals, Graffiti Street, and the city’s storied streets.
“Sofia was a wonderful guide. So attentive to every person in the group. Friendly and informative. Very enjoyable.”
Taste Ghent through fries, cuberdons, chocolate, waffles, and Gruut beer on a friendly 90-minute English walking tour.
“Samuel was an excellent guide - very engaging and personable and he told us about the foods through a personal lens since he grew up in the Flemish countryside. I highly recommend a tour with him!”
Cycle Ghent’s quiet lanes with guide Tim, seeing grand churches, Portus Ganda, the Castle of the Counts, and lesser-known corners.
“When in Gent, be sure to take this tour! Tim showed us all around, providing a wonderful perspective! We were able to see artwork, statues, parks, canals, quiet neighborhoods and the outside of the city center’s towers & churches. It was all so beautiful! Halfway through the tour we stopped at an eclectic brewery, so you can use facilities and/or get a refreshing drink. The pace of the ride was just right & the information provided regarding Gent and its history was in-depth & interesting. A slight drizzle didn’t stop us, as we just put on our rain jackets and continued on. It was invigorating! Thx Tim!”
Cruise Ghent’s River Leie for 40 minutes, with canal views of Graslei, Gravensteen, and the Great Meat Hall plus live local commentary.
“The history and stories with humor it was very crowded tho and festival setting up ruined photo opp’s”
Explore Ghent’s medieval lanes, castle, guild houses, and old markets on a private two-hour walking tour with a multilingual guide.
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