Ghent City Walk with Audio Guide in 7 Languages on your Phone
Description
WHY CHOOSE US? We offer the best stories (30+) handpicked by a local guide. Not just dry facts, but engaging tales that bring the city to life. Loved by travelers – or your money back! Discover Ghent in a unique way with the CityAppTour's audiotour. The tour takes you along the iconic Korenlei and Graslei, where you can enjoy picturesque canals and historical facades. Admire the majestic Saint Bavo's Cathedral and uncover the ancient history of the Gravensteen Castle. But that's not all. The guided walking route also leads you to the captivating Design Museum, where you can indulge in world-class art and design. Additionally, you'll discover Ghent's vibrant street-art scene on a special graffiti street. With CityAppTour, you'll uncover the authentic heart of Ghent, accompanied by engaging stories and facts. Don't miss out on this comprehensive and immersive experience; enjoy the city in an unforgettable way. Works offline!
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Itinerary
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.
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- You will receive instructions to activate your self-guided tour in a seperate email.
- Don't forget to bring a headphone.
- Walking distance: 3,7 km - 35 stories are told.
