Great Butchers' Hall

Located in Ghent, this medieval hall originally served as a meat market and now promotes local East Flemish products. Did you know it dates back centuries?

Constructed in the late 15th century, this stone edifice emphasizes the historical importance of Ghent as a center for trade. The unique architecture features hefty wooden beams and an ambience infused with a sense of tradition, making it a cultural landmark.

Must-See Wonders

🥩 Key highlight #1: Local Produce Tastings - Enjoy tastings of East Flanders' specialties.

🪵 Key highlight #2: Authentic Architecture - Explore the impressive medieval construction and design.

🍖 Key highlight #3: Cultural Significance - Learn about the region's agricultural history and its culinary arts.

Accessibility is free, and it appeals to tourists, families, and food enthusiasts alike.