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VENUES OF THE EVENT
VENUES IN THE CITY CENTER OF GHENT
Tuesday 14th:
Ghent Marriot Hotel, Korenlei 10 (website)
From Wednesday March 15th to Friday March 17th:
Het Pand, Onderbergen 1.
At Ghent University (website)
HOTELS IN GHENT
NOVOTEL Gent Centrum
Goudenleeuwplein 5
9000 Ghent
Tel: (+32)9/2939002
Info & Booking
IBIS Hotel Cathedral
Limburgstraat 2
9000 Ghent
Tel: (+32)9/2330000
Info & Booking
Ghent Marriott Hotel
Korenlei 10
9000 Ghent
Tel: (+32)9/2339393
Info & Booking
TRAVEL TO GHENT
By plane:
Fly into Brussels Airport and then take a train to Gent (main railway station in Gent is called Gent – Sint Pieters)
By train:
Trains from the Airport in Brussels run several times per hour and the ride takes about 1 hour. There are direct trains (only on weekdays), but most of the times you have to switch trains in Brussels.
Be careful… There are 2 train tracks going from Brussels to Gent… a slow one and a fast one. So check the arrival times in Gent as the first train leaving Brussels may not be the 1st to get you to Gent. You can check the website of the Belgian Trains and you should fill in Brussels Airport as start and Gent-Sint-Pieters as stop.
From train station to city center:
Tram 1 (every 6 minutes) or tram 24 (every 20 minutes). Exit at Korenmarkt.
Or take a taxi.