
3 connections via Watten-Eperlecques, Lille Flandres, Kortrijk · 2 hr 56
Walk past Gravensteen and along the Graslei, where old guild houses line the water.
Estimated journey times
Gent, a picturesque city in Belgium, is teeming with enchanting sights and charming experiences. Here are some must-visit attractions to immerse yourself in the local culture and history:
Step back in time at the Gravensteen Castle, a medieval fortress that tells the tale of Gent's rich history. For just a small admission fee, you can explore its grand halls and imposing walls.
Marvel at the stunning architecture of St. Bavo's Cathedral, home to the famous painting, the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by the Van Eyck brothers. Don't forget to look up and admire the breathtaking stained glass!
The buzzing Korenmarkt is perfect for shopping and people-watching. Try some delicious local treats, and grab a Belgian waffle or indulge in famous Gentse Stoverij, the city’s hearty beef stew.
Take a leisurely stroll by the canals of Graslei and Korenlei, where you can bask in the allure of historic buildings and enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the many outdoor cafés.
For art lovers, the Museum of Fine Arts showcases an impressive collection, ranging from the Middle Ages to modern art.
Scheduled times in each station’s local time. Check current services and availability with the operator.
Timetable sources: NMBS/SNCB (SNCB standard GTFS licence), SNCF (ODbL-1.0)
Sat, Oct 24 · 01:09 PM → 04:24 PM
3 hr 15 · 3 connections
Ruminghem → Gand-Saint-Pierre
P71
Ruminghem → Hazebrouck
11 min change at Hazebrouck
K70
Hazebrouck → Lille Flandres
48 min change at Lille Flandres
K80
Lille Flandres → Courtrai
Walk to Courtrai
IC 737
Courtrai → Gand-Saint-Pierre
Sat, Oct 31 · 01:09 PM → 04:24 PM
3 hr 15 · 3 connections
Ruminghem → Gand-Saint-Pierre
P71
Ruminghem → Hazebrouck
11 min change at Hazebrouck
K70
Hazebrouck → Lille Flandres
48 min change at Lille Flandres
K80
Lille Flandres → Courtrai
Walk to Courtrai
IC 19723
Courtrai → Gand-Saint-Pierre