Magnificent Ghent

Departure in the morning. Departure time depends on the city of departure and is reported when ordering a trip.

GENT is located on 23 islands, at the confluence of two rivers, as its name suggests: Ganda - "merger" translated from the Celtic language. The visiting card of the city is the majestic Grafensten - the castle of the counts of Flanders (IX-XII centuries); the palace of Gerard the Devil; the exquisite buildings of the Korenlei and Grasli embankments - a panorama from which it is difficult to take your eyes off, the Belfort Tower, where at an altitude of “only” 96 m the dormant symbol of Ghent - Dragon - will observe your delight ...

Sights are many, ranging from the Church of St. Michael and the houses of the Guilds to the “Tsar” gun Dulle Grit (1431) and the bells of Roland. For dessert - St. Bavon's Cathedral (X-XII centuries), which stores the amazing creation of the Van Eyck brothers - the Ghent Altar. Are you ready to be speechless with admiration, meeting with the beautiful, seeing all these indescribable beauties located in a very small square of the Old Town ?! Then go ahead! And we are absolutely sure that you can exclaim, like Albrecht Dürer: “What a big and wonderful city!”

Do not forget to pay tribute to the excellent Flemish cuisine and Belgian beer (300 varieties!), And, of course, great chocolate ... Here everyone will find something to their liking!

In the evening, return to Germany. Arrival time depends on the city of departure.

Departure in the morning. Departure time depends on the city of departure and is reported when ordering a trip.

GENT is located on 23 islands, at the confluence of two rivers, as its name suggests: Ganda - "merger" translated from the Celtic language. The visiting card of the city is the majestic Grafensten - the castle of the counts of Flanders (IX-XII centuries); the palace of Gerard the Devil; the exquisite buildings of the Korenlei and Grasli embankments - a panorama from which it is difficult to take your eyes off, the Belfort Tower, where at an altitude of “only” 96 m the dormant symbol of Ghent - Dragon - will observe your delight ...

Sights are many, ranging from the Church of St. Michael and the houses of the Guilds to the “Tsar” gun Dulle Grit (1431) and the bells of Roland. For dessert - St. Bavon's Cathedral (X-XII centuries), which stores the amazing creation of the Van Eyck brothers - the Ghent Altar. Are you ready to be speechless with admiration, meeting with the beautiful, seeing all these indescribable beauties located in a very small square of the Old Town ?! Then go ahead! And we are absolutely sure that you can exclaim, like Albrecht Dürer: “What a big and wonderful city!”

Do not forget to pay tribute to the excellent Flemish cuisine and Belgian beer (300 varieties!), And, of course, great chocolate ... Here everyone will find something to their liking!

In the evening, return to Germany. Arrival time depends on the city of departure.