Tourist Attractions in Oost-Vlaanderen

East Flanders offers a rich tapestry of medieval charm, river scenery, and vibrant city culture. Ghent anchors the region with its grand Gravensteen castle, the stunning Saint Bavo’s Cathedral housing the Ghent Altarpiece, and the lively Graslei and Korenlei waterfronts along the Lys and Scheldt canals. Beyond the city, the Flemish Ardennes unfold rolling hills, forested trails, and excellent cycling routes, while towns like Aalst and Sint-Niklaas offer lively markets, historic guildhalls, and festive traditions such as the Aalst Carnival. Visitors can savor boutique museums, scenic boat trips, and delectable regional cuisine, making East Flanders a compact, endlessly inviting Belgian canvas.