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  2. Dampoort, Ghent. /  51.05556°N 3.74083°E  / 51.05556; 3.74083. Dampoort ( Dutch pronunciation: [ˈdɑmpoːrt]; also Dampoortwijk) is a neighbourhood in the city of Ghent in Belgium. In 2023, Dampoort had a total population of 12,870. 48% of residents are of foreign origin.

  3. Ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort is ideally located in the city of Gent next to the train station, only 10 minutes walk to the historical city center and close to the Port of Ghent. The major venue locations such as the Gent Expo and ICC are within a 10 min drive.

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  4. Gent-Dampoort station is closer to the city centre than Gent-Sint-Pieters, it takes around 12-15 minutes to walk from Dampoort to the cathedral and the main square. No trams serve Gent-Dampoort, though bus line 3 provides a frequent link to the city centre, although the bus makes a diversion away from the direct pedestrian route.

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    During the Middle Ages, Ghent was one of the richest and most powerful cities in Europe. It was once considered the second largest city north of the Alps, after Paris. The impact of this rich past can be clearly seen when viewing the imposing architecture of churches and the houses of rich traders. The whole of the city center is restored in this f...

    By train

    Ghent is a 30-minute train ride away from Brussels and is on the line from Brussels to Bruges and the coast. If you're planning to visit Bruges and Brussels, definitely stop over in Ghent as well. There are also direct trains to Brussels Airport (BRUIATA), Antwerp, and Lille. There are two train stations in Ghent, 51.0563.74071 Gent-Dampoort. and 51.03553.71072 Gent-Sint-Pieters.. Gent-Sint-Pieters is the main station, to go to the center, take tram 1 (until 51.054543.721983 Korenmarkt.). Jou...

    By car

    The dense highway network in Belgium allows you to access Ghent easily by car. Two main highways E40 (Liège-Brussels-Ghent-Bruges-Ostend) and E17 (Antwerp-Ghent-Kortrijk-Lille) cross at Ghent. Brussels and Antwerp are 40 min away, Bruges 30 min. During rush hour you can easily double these times.

    By plane

    The two biggest airports nearby are Brussels (Zaventem, Belgium) and Lille (France). Direct trains are available from Brussels Airport to Ghent.

    On foot

    The centre of Ghent is quite small, so you can walk around on foot. However, the main station (Gent Sint-Pieters) is not in the city center, but takes a walk of about half an hour. The best option is to take the tram, which takes you directly to the centre in 10 to 15 minutes.

    By bicycle

    A bicycle is the recommended way to get around in Ghent. However, there are many roads with cobblestones that make cycling a shaking experience. Also make sure you stay clear of the tram rails. Nevertheless, you will see you are not alone on your bike: many inhabitants use bikes to get around. Even the former mayor uses his bicycle all day. There are many bike stands around to make it easy to lock your bike (important!). Many one-way roads are made two-way for bikes.

    By public transportation

    The transport system is Ghent is excellent and usually on time. The transportation company is De Lijn[dead link], whose website is available in English. A single ticket costs €2.50 if bought in the bus or tram (contactless only from white card reader) or from ticket machines near stops. Such a ticket is valid for an hour's travel on all trams and buses. If you are planning to stay for a while, either buy a three day pass for €15 or 10 trips for €17 — they are valid for within the city and can...

    51.053673.725021 Belfort en Lakenhalle (Belfry and Cloth Hall), Emile Braunplein (tram 1 or 4 to Sint-Baafsplein), ☏ +32 09 223 99 22. daily 10:00 — 18:00; free guided tours of Belfry Easter vacati...

    De Bootjes van Gent (Rederij Dewaele Canal Cruise), Graslei or Korenlei, ☏ +32 9 223 88 53. Apr-Oct: daily 10:00-18:00; Nov-Mar: Sa Su 11:00-16:00. A cruise on the canals is a good way to view the...
    Jan Plezier Boottochten, Snepkaai or Ketelvest, ☏ +32 475 69 68 80. Large parties can reserve themed cruises along the waterways of Ghent. Among the themes are the pancake cruise (pancake boat), th...
    Football: KAA Gentplay soccer in Pro League, Belgium's top tier. Their home ground Ghelamco Arena (capacity 20,100) is 3 km south of city centre.
    51.0537543.7339711 Go Swimming at Badhuis Van Eyck, Vermeerplein (bus# 17&18). see website. An 1880 Art Deco pool restored in 2001, it that retains individual changing rooms. The old entrance is st...
    51.057043.728361 Prondelmarkt bij Sint-Jacobs (Sint-Jacobs flea market), Beverhoutplein near Sint-Jacobs. F Sa 08:00-13:00, Su 08:00-14:00. Antiques, second-hand records, books, and others can be f...
    51.0514913.7203332 Tweedehandsboekenmarkt (Second-hand books market), Ajuinlei. 9am to 1pm on Sundays. Inspired by the second-hand booksellers of Paris (Bouquinistes), every Sunday 09:00-13:00 you...
    51.0570483.7255663 Vrijdagmarkt (Friday Market). Vrijdagmarkt has been a fixture since the 13th century. It is the scene of a lively street markets on Friday (07:30-13:00) and Saturday (11:00-18:00...

    Ghent provides an excellent and affordable sample of Flemish cuisine, which in the eyes of the locals is one of Europe's finest as it combines French delicacy with northern European sturdiness. Try some local specialties like mussels, spare ribs or 'stoverij' (a kind of tender meat cooked for three hours in dark beer with a brown gravy) with Belgia...

    For authentic pubs, go to St. Veerleplein (the square in front of the Castle), the pubs around St. Jacob's church (especially during weekends), or the student area around Blandijnberg (Mount Blandin), especially in the proximity of the School of Arts and Philosophy, recognisable from afar by the 64-m-tall art deco Library Tower. Ghent is known for ...

    Budget

    1. 51.0599023.7313431 Hostel 47. Nice hospitality and service. 2. 51.057843.7194262 Youth Hostel De Draecke, Sint-Widostraat 11, ☏ +32 9 233 70 50, fax: +32 9 233 80 01, gent@vjh.be. This hostel is on a quiet street in the centre. Free breakfast and bedsheets are provided. A bar on the premises offers a range of Belgian beers. HI Hostel.(updated May 2023) 3. 51.0539493.7199613 Hostel Uppelink, Sint-Michielsplein 21, ☏ +32 9 279 44 77, info@hosteluppelink.com. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 11:00...

    Camping

    1. 51.04653.68079 [dead link] Camping Blaarmeersen, Campinglaan 16, 9000 Gent (2 miles W of city centre), ☏ +32 9 266 81 60, camping.blaarmeersen@stad.gent. Check-in: 14:00 (flexibility in practice), check-out: 11:00. More than 200 pitches. Shop (08:00-20:00). Cafe. Free Wi-Fi. 1 person, 1 tent, 1 bike €15.80.(updated Jul 2018)

    Mid-range

    1. 51.0544343.72369310 Novotel Gent Centrum, Goudenleeuwplein 5, ☏ +32 9 224 22 30. 2. 51.0352383.70767111 Hotel Trianon, St-Denijslaan 203, ☏ +32 9 220 48 40, fax: +32 9 220 49 50. Close to St. Pieter's train station. Prices start at €62 per night; breakfast is an additional €5. Each room has an attached bathroom. The luxury rooms are equipped with jacuzzi.

    As of June 2022, Ghent has 4G with Base / Telenet and Orange, and 5G with Proximus / Scarlet. Wifi is widely available in public places.

  5. Location: Oktrooiplein, Ghent Belgium: Coordinates: Owned by: NMBS/SNCB: Operated by: NMBS/SNCB: Line(s) 58 and 59: Platforms: Centre platform: Tracks: 2 + 1 for passing trains: Other information; Station code: GDAM: History; Opened: 15 June 1861; 162 years ago () Rebuilt

  6. 300 reviews. #19 of 46 hotels in Ghent. Location. 3.8. Cleanliness. 4.4. Service. 4.2. Value. 4.0. See why so many travelers make Ibis Budget Gent Centrum Dampoort their hotel of choice when visiting Ghent.

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  7. Address. OKTROOIPLEIN 10. 9000, GENT. Opening hours. Main hall. Business days: 04:20 - 22:00. Weekends: 05:45 - 22:00. National ticket offices. Business days: 07:00 - 17:45. Weekends: 08:00 - 15:15. Services at the station. Paid toilets. Taxi stand. Luggage lockers. more info > Ticket vending machine (s) Multimodality. Blue-bikes. more info >

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