Hidden Ghent
Tiny houses, secret corners and the bits most people walk straight past.
- 10 stops
- 10
- Coordinates
- 7.8 km
- 125 min
- 125
- Free trail
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Trails
- Holy Corner
A protected urban heritage site, Holy Corner is a béguinage that grew into a small town with a church, convents, and an infirmary, but was e
- Geeraard de Duivelsteen
A 13th-century gothic architecture building, previously a château, ballroom, armory, monastery, and prison, it has served various purposes o
Geeraard de Duivelsteen - Borluutsteen
A medieval house built around 1175 from blue-grey limestone from Tournai, featuring a trapezoidal floor plan and a unique trap-gable facade
Borluutsteen - Tolhuisje
A 17th-century house, known as Tolhuisje, is the smallest house in Gent, standing on the Graslei. It dates back to the Middle Ages, served a
Tolhuisje - Peperbus
A small, monumental watchtower and remnant of Gent's former city walls, built in 1658 or 1659. It is a protected monument since 1987 and was
- Achtersikkel
Achtersikkel is a historic square with 14th-century stone buildings, including a corner tower and a round tower with an octagonal belvedere,
Achtersikkel - Toreken
A historic building, originally a nunnery, now known as the Toreken, situated on the corner of Vrijdagmarkt and Kammerstraat, housing the Po
Toreken - Rabot
A monument and wijk naming the Rabot, a historical building with two towers originally part of a water engineering construction in the Ghent
- Sint-Amanduskapel
A historic chapel in Gent. The original chapel dates back to around 1480 and has undergone several renovations and transformations throughou
Sint-Amanduskapel - De Gekroonde Hoofden
A historic house, dating back to around 1560, previously known as "De Draecke", featuring 14 busts of Flemish counts on its façade. Today, i
De Gekroonde Hoofden