This is a 91 meter high medieval tower that overlooks the old city. This was made to date back the early 14th century. Nice feeling to be there and the view 360 degrees was truly awesome. Beside the belfry is the hall that was used as place of trading cloth that made Ghent famous and rich during the middle ages.... More

Basically the Belfry Tower stands out from most places within Ghent. For this reason it was worth seeing and also because of my love of going up tall buildings wherever I go. In short it ticked both boxes. One caveat I would put on this is if you are not particularly fit or of poor health - take the lift... More

It is the Belfry tower that is the attraction here. There is not a great deal to see inside really, but there is information about the tower's history and its bells. The young and energetic can climb the stairs to the top, or you can take a lift from one floor up. The view over central Gent from the top... More

Try to arrive about on the hour to hear the Carillion Chimes More

This is an incredible architectural structure from the 14th century. Watchmen would watch from there for fires and other perils to protect their city. It is a World Heritage monument and a must see for all visitors to Gent. You have two choices to go up to the top: a narrow, stone staircase (people with claustophobia, stay away) or an... More

very beautifull, nice climb to the top old belfry. check mammeloke at the rear More

The imposing Belfry dominates Gent centre's skyline so decided to give it a climb to get a good look at the city. Think it was about 8 euros to get in but it's an interesting visit. You're directed to the lift which can stop on each of the four levels visitors have access to but you can also take the... More

After paying the entrance of 5Euros you'll be given a guide to explore and climb up on your own. Very cold inside but definitely worth once you've reached the top and you can see 360 degree views of Ghent. More

When in Ghent a must see it is just footsteps away from the town hall and worth the visit. More