This tour is 3.7 km and has 35 stories about everything you will pass. Not just dull facts, but real stories, legends and fun facts collected by a local guide. Some examples of highlights are below..

This medieval grain market served as Ghent's economic heart where merchants from across Europe traded the cereals that made this city one of the wealthiest in medieval Europe. Today it is a central square in Ghent with beautiful cafes.

The Meat Hall in Ghent is one of Ghent's most impressive medieval landmarks and a lasting reminder of the city's rich trading history. Admire its striking wooden roof and discover how this historic market hall played a central role in daily life for centuries.

Castle Gravensteen is one of Europe's best-preserved medieval castles and the most iconic landmark of Ghent. Built by the Counts of Flanders, it has served as a fortress, residence, courthouse and prison, with each stone telling a story of the city's remarkable past.

Brewery Gruut is a unique brewery where beer is brewed without hops, using a traditional blend of herbs known as gruut. It's a great place to discover a different side of Belgian beer and learn about a brewing method that dates back to the Middle Ages.