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Nestled in a stunning 13th-century former hospital, this venue boasts exceptional acoustics for its classical, jazz, and contemporary concerts.

Step into this cozy, Asian-inspired gem in Ghent where Chef Locquet serves up exquisite Thai dishes with a Belgian twist, all in a serene setting.

Basic quarters in a quirky hostel on a canal barge, offering a kitchen & a terrace. A 4-minute walk from a tram stop, this quirky, CO2-neutral hostel in a converted barge on a canal is a 19-minute walk from Gravensteen, a 10th-century castle with a moat, and a 19-minute walk from Graslei, a vibrant quay area with historic buildings and cafes. The colorful, basic dorms sleep up to 8 people, and come with wooden bunk beds and lockers. A private room sleeping 2 guests is available. Bed linen is included. Organic fair-trade breakfast is available. Other amenities include a kitchen, a lounge and a terrace.

"The concept of Gillis was straightforward from the beginning: eat great meat, and drink great wine. Together with his father, Bram mixed in all of his passions: butcher skills, Italian wine, hospitality, and (most precious of all) family values. Gillis was meant to be a home, rather than a steakhouse. Now, it truly is. In 2020, Bram met Jozefien, the woman he’s going to marry one day soon. And ever since, they’ve been working side-by-side at Gillis. “We’re running the place as we want to, we’re cutting the crap. And it resonates with people who belong here.” That’s why the writing on the restaurant fireplace reads “Eat great meat and drink great wine, or go home!" You know it. See you at Gillis."

STAM is a sleek, interactive museum in Ghent where you can dive into the city's rich history through engaging exhibits and enjoy a cozy café experience.

This stunning 10th-century cathedral in Ghent, home to Van Eyck's awe-inspiring Ghent Altarpiece, offers a captivating blend of history and art.

Dorms & caravan rooms in a 19th-century brickyard-turned-hostel with a casual bar with a terrace. Set in a 19th-century building that once served as an industrial brickyard, this quirky hostel with indoor caravans is a 23-minute walk from Ghent's historic Korenmarkt town square, a 22-minute walk from the 10th-century Gravensteen castle and a 4-minute walk from a tram stop. Bare-bones dorms have bunk beds, lockers and shared bathrooms. Camper trailers and vans serve as rooms, each offering an exterior sitting area with whimsical, themed decor (jungle, beach, retro). An informal bar has terrace seating, and there's also a communal kitchen. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and indoor campsites are available.

This vibrant spot is a canvas for street art, bursting with bold murals and lively graffiti that adds flair to the urban landscape.

City center bed-and-breakfast with 2 relaxed rooms & a cozy coffee bar, plus complimentary Wi-Fi. Set in the city center, this relaxed bed-and-breakfast, is a minute's walk from the nearest tram stop and a 6-minute walk from 10th-century moated castle Gravensteen. The 2 informal rooms (stair-access only) feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks. Both also offer en suite bathrooms, minibars and desks. Breakfast is served in a cozy coffee bar that has a sidewalk terrace. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement.

OAK in Gent blends Italian-Brazilian flair with globally inspired, artful dishes, creating a cozy yet sophisticated dining experience.