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As twilight falls over Ghent, embark on a captivating evening walking tour that uncovers the city’s mysterious legends and hidden stories. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore both iconic highlights and lesser-known corners of this enchanting Belgian city.
Your journey begins at Sint-Michielsplein 21, where you’ll meet your guide holding a red umbrella. Over approximately 1.8 hours, you’ll stroll through Ghent’s medieval streets, discovering tales of the city’s turbulent religious wars, the Industrial Revolution, and the dramatic rise of Ghent as a European trading powerhouse.
The itinerary includes fascinating stops such as the atmospheric Patershol quarter, the remnants of Ghent’s ancient defensive walls, and the legendary Bridge of Imperial Delights. You’ll also visit the site of the formidable Prince’s Court and hear the chilling legends surrounding the city’s cathedral, known as the ‘Devil’s Tower’.
This tour is accessible to all, including wheelchair users and families with strollers. All taxes and fees are included, and the guides are passionate volunteers who offer their stories for tips, so bringing cash is appreciated. The tour concludes in the heart of the medieval quarter, leaving you with a deeper connection to Ghent’s past.
Spaces are limited for this unique evening experience, so check availability and secure your spot now to discover Ghent’s dark side and intriguing history.
