East-Flanders independent travel guide (2025): top things to do, popular tourism attractions, itinerary planning, accommodation, food, transportation, weather, and more - everything you need to know (updated August 2025) | Trip.com
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camlet:“Ticket booking is convenient. You can enter the park after printing without changing tickets. The guide in the scenic area is a plus, very interesting, and there is also "Raiders of the Lost Ark" which is very interesting for children. The staff is also very friendly. The explanation is very detailed”
sculptor:“St. Bavon's Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium, is a 89-meter-high Catholic Gothic cathedral, which was built around 1274. The churches were destroyed during the Religious Revolution in Europe and now see some artifacts that survived the Religious Revolution.”
Pauwels Luc:“to better enjoy a center city walk, start from the Reep, and enter the city center through the Limburgstraat. you will first encounter Gerard Duivelsteen, a castle-like residence from the 13th century, before arriving at the cathedral and the magnificent Van Eyck panels. from there on, you have different options for further discovering lovely Ghent. enjoy”
sculptor:“Ghent is the third largest city in Belgium and was one of the largest and wealthiest cities in Northern Europe during the late Middle Ages. Much of the city's medieval architecture is still intact, including St. Nicholas Church.
St. Nicholas Church (Sint-Niklaaskerk) is one of Ghent's oldest and most famous landmarks. It was built in the early 13th century as a replacement for an earlier Romanesque church.”
小思文:“The Ghent Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum in the city. The museum is quite good, with many artworks, including many paintings and fine arts. Many of the things are very good.”
sculptor:“Ghent The 91-meter-high belfry, the tallest in Belgium, overlooks the old city center of Ghent, Belgium. The rectangular hall adjacent to the belfry was built as the headquarters for the cloth trade affairs that made the city rich in the Middle Ages. Inside, wool was formally inspected and measured; deals were negotiated.”
khcc:“The St. Michael Bridge is located next to the Korenmarkt. It is just a stone bridge across the Vanilla River, which is used by both pedestrians and vehicles. It doesn't take too long to walk across the bridge, but you can feel the scenery on both sides of the river.”
TheForkUser:“The service there was great that the lady kept in a good patience to answer all the questions. Food was ok, not really authentic, but in the average.”
M20***48:“The most popular restaurant in Ghent! The wine is colorful, refreshing, strong, and makes you feel dizzy. Life is beautiful. The ham for appetizers is fragrant and chewy. The side dishes are colorful and varied. The main course is delicious. The chicken and fish are smooth and glutinous. The quantity is enough to exceed the imagination of French cuisine. However, you must use the seasoning on the table to make it more delicious! Dessert after the meal is the essence of Belgian chocolate! The colors and flavors are different. When the knife falls, the castle magma chocolate in the middle slides down. The warm and strong fragrance is like the ethereal fragrance of coffee, which is fascinating and endless aftertaste...”
TheForkUser:“We had a really good dinner here yesterday. Food was amazing, service was super friendly (we tried our very best Italian and the waitress even helped us with it). As the staff is all Italian you hear cosy Italian talking, as if you were in Italy yourself. We will be back for sure!!”
TheForkUser:“Great place, great service and delicious food & wine. I'm really happy to have found the restaurant and dined there. It was definitely worth leaving the crowded city centre and walking for 25 minutes to Viva la Puglia:)”