Food & Rebels
Where Ghent ate, argued, drank and occasionally started a riot.
- 10 stops
- 10
- Coordinates
- 4.7 km
- 85 min
- 85
- Free trail
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Trails
- Vrijdagmarkt
Vrijdagmarkt - Statue of Jacob of Artevelde
Statue of Jacob of Artevelde - Groentenmarkt
A historic square in the city center, featuring the 15th-century Groot Vleeshuis and a former vegetable market.
Groentenmarkt - Korenmarkt, Ghent
A historic city square named after the cereal trade, dating back to the 10th/11th century. It is situated between the Leie river and St. Nic
Korenmarkt, Ghent - Oude vismijn
A mixed-use building of historical significance, the Oude Vismijn is one of the oldest markets in Gent, featuring a characteristic Gothic-st
Oude vismijn - Vlasmarkt
- Overpoortstraat
A lively street in the center of Gent, known as the student nightlife district, featuring numerous bars, restaurants, and nightclubs, with a
Overpoortstraat - De Vooruit
A people's house, designed by Ferdinand Dierkens between 1911 and 1914, this historic complex was a symbol of the socialist movement in the
De Vooruit - Het Pand
This historic monastery is a stunning example of medieval architecture, featuring a unique blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. Originally
Het Pand - Design Museum Gent
A museum showcasing an international design collection with a focus on Belgian design, housed in an 18th-century mansion and a modern wing.
Design Museum Gent