Ghent: City Highlights and Hidden Gems Guided Bike Tour
Flanders, Brussels
Explore all the most interesting historic and contemporary locations of Ghent on a guided bike tour. Pedal through the picturesque streets while admiring ancient abbeys, churches, and much more.
Highlights
- Discover the most historic and intriguing buildings and locations
- Listen to the best stories and anecdotes about these sites
- Explore the city stress-free on safe bike lanes and in low traffic streets
Description
Ghent continues to be one of the world’s most beautiful cities (come and see for yourself). For a long time, it was one of the largest and wealthiest cities in Europe. And this is still noticeable today. You will be cycling along numerous abbeys and churches, the Castle of the Counts, Portus Ganda, the small beguinage (UNESCO Site!). All this testifies to the city’s rich history.
And nowadays? You immediately feel that Ghent is alive. No wonder, with over 80,000 students and countless young people who live in Ghent. As a result, the city is brimming with creativity, good vibes and high ambitions as to sustainability. A cycling tour of Ghent is the perfect way to experience this.
Includes
- City bike
- Raincoat if needed
Excludes
- Drinks and food during the break halfway
Important Information
- This tour will take place rain or shine. We provide raincoats if needed
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour covers abbeys, churches, the Castle of the Counts, Portus Ganda, and the small beguinage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The tour typically starts near central Ghent, with details provided upon booking; check your confirmation for exact meeting points.
The tour uses safe bike lanes and low-traffic streets around Ghent, ensuring a stress-free cycling experience.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all skill levels, including beginners familiar with basic cycling.
No, bike rental is usually included or available for an additional fee; check the provider’s website for details.
Yes, the guided tour is typically conducted in English, with additional languages available depending on the operator.
The tour generally lasts about 2 to 3 hours; check the website for exact timing.
Yes, you can travel from Brussels to Ghent to join the tour; transportation arrangements are separate from the tour itself.
The tour runs year-round, but spring to early autumn offers the most comfortable weather for cycling in Ghent.
Children are generally welcome if they are comfortable riding a bike; check the tour’s age and size requirements on the website.
