Visitor's guide - Visit Gent

Good toknowNEVER GET LOSThas special, clear signage for pedestrians in 114 locations.Ghent is divided in two quarters: the Historical Centre and theArts Quarter. Each quarter has several sites. Coloured arrowstake you from one site to the next. Of course every signpost alsoshows the different train stations.square brackets, accompanied by the pedestrian symbol. These[ Signpost ]PUBLIC TRANSPORTPublic transport in Ghent is well organised. Buses and tramstake you wherever you need to be – in and outside the city –from early morning till late at night. On Friday and SaturdayTickets are cheaper when bought before boarding. You canpurchase them at the ‘Lijnwinkels’, newspaper vendors,supermarkets and at some grocers or from the vending machinesat certain bus and tram stops. The tickets need to bevalidated in the yellow machine on the bus or tram.Ask for the free bus and tram map at the ‘Lijnwinkels’ at theGent-Sint-Pieters train station, at Korenmarkt and at Gent-P. 53