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Ghent Self-Guided Exploration Game

Transform your visit to Ghent into an interactive adventure with this smartphone-based exploration game. Perfect for curious travellers and puzzle enthusiasts, this self-guided experience turns the historic Flemish city into your personal playing field. Using GPS guidance and clever clues, you'll uncover hidden stories about Ghent's medieval past, impressive architecture, and local culture while solving engaging challenges at each location.

The game takes you through Ghent's most fascinating areas, from the imposing Gravensteen castle to the picturesque Graslei waterfront. At each stop, unlock puzzles, riddles, and photo tasks that reveal surprising facts about the city. You'll learn about Ghent's role as a medieval trading powerhouse, discover architectural details most visitors miss, and find new favourite spots beyond the typical tourist trail. This flexible format lets you explore at your own pace, pause for Belgian waffles, or take photos whenever inspiration strikes.

What is Included

Pre-booked digital access sent to your email

Puzzles, riddles and location-based tasks

Comprehensive local stories and historical facts

Good to Know

Once you receive your access code by email after booking, you can start the game at any time that suits your schedule. You'll need a smartphone with a stable internet connection throughout the experience to follow clues and submit completed tasks. The game is designed for all ages and works perfectly for solo adventurers, couples, families, or groups of friends looking for a unique way to explore Ghent.

While exploring Ghent's historic centre, you might want to complement your self-guided adventure with other experiences in this remarkable Flemish city. For those interested in Belgium's famous brewing heritage, consider joining a Ghent beer tasting tour to sample local brews. If you're planning to explore more of Belgium, a day trip to Bruges from Ghent offers the perfect opportunity to discover another medieval masterpiece just a short journey away.