What To Buy On A Trip To Ghent?

Souvenirs from the City of Ghent

Take a small piece with you when you return from this hidden gem of Belgium. Medieval spirit How about taking us there? Ghent is not only fascinating with its canals and historical architecture, but also has its own unique character. local flavors And it will also impress you with its handcrafted products. To make the most of your limited time and leave the city with the highest quality souvenirs, here are my top recommendations!

Flavors that are Symbols of the City

When you go to Ghent, one of your first stops should definitely be this one. Cuberdons , or as it's commonly known Cape of Ghent They should be. These funnel-shaped purple candies are a tremendous flavor explosion, slightly firm on the outside but filled with raspberry syrup on the inside. You absolutely must get the freshest and most authentic ones. Temmerman You should get it from the shop. Another indispensable item is the one prepared with the same recipe since 1790. Tierenteyn Mustard Visiting that historic shop in Groentenmarkt square and having your own stone jar filled with fresh mustard is an invaluable experience for gastronomy enthusiasts.

Artistic and Traditional Choices

If you want to create not just delicious food, but also lasting memories, focus on these details:

• Belgian Beer and Glasses: De Hopduvel It's a true sanctuary for beer lovers. Specially designed glasses and local beer selections make for a wonderful gift option.
• Vintage Treasures: Ghent is a true vintage paradise. Be sure to visit the small boutiques for old records, retro home goods, and designer clothing.
• Ghent Snowball: If you go during the winter, don't leave without trying this cloud-like dessert filled with vanilla cream and coated in powdered sugar.

Where to Shop?

To avoid wasting time when planning your shopping route, focus on these areas:

If luxury designers and if you are looking for boutique shops get away from the crowds of the city center And Koestraat with Brabantdam head towards the streets. More bohemian and local for the parts Patershol Explore the hidden shops in the narrow streets of the area. Remember, shops in Ghent generally close at 6 PM, and most businesses are closed on Sundays. So, spread your shopping plans out over the weekdays or Saturdays, allowing you to enjoy a pleasant day in the city's peaceful atmosphere.

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