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Experience the charm of Ghent, Belgium, with a combined walking and bus tour that immerses you in the city’s rich history and vibrant architecture. Start your journey at Woodrow Wilson Square, where you’ll board a comfortable bus to explore the Millionaires' Quarter and St. Peter's station, taking in the elegant Art Nouveau and Art Déco facades lining the avenues.
As your tour weaves through Ghent’s picturesque streets, you’ll visit St. Peter’s Square, admire St. Peter’s Church, and see the iconic Vooruit building, a testament to the city’s socialist heritage. Learn about Ghent’s transformation for the 1913 Universal Exhibition, which led to the restoration of many squares and landmarks, including the ancient Count’s Castle.
Your walking adventure continues through the enchanting old town center, where canals and rivers create a timeless backdrop. Stroll along cobbled lanes and discover the historic Gerard de Duivelsteen fortress, the beautiful St. Bavo’s Cathedral—home to Jan Van Eyck’s masterpiece, "The Mystic Lamb"—and the impressive Belfry.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere of local markets like the Friday market and the Patershol district, then wander to the old Fish Market and the bustling old harbor. Take in breathtaking views of St. Michael’s Church and Ghent’s famed three towers, including those of St. Nicholas’ Church, the Belfry, and St. Bavo’s Cathedral.
This tour includes guided transportation and walking segments, allowing you to fully appreciate Ghent’s blend of past and present. Don’t miss your chance to uncover the heart of this Belgian gem—spaces fill quickly, so check availability and book your spot today!
