This one-hour recreational walk takes you to one of Ghent's top spots: the Klein Begijnhof. And Ghent alone does not consider it a top spot, because it is on the list of UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Tip: eat your bone hams on a bench on the lawn of the Klein Begijnhof.
Difficulty level: Easy (43/100)
Length: 5.1 km
Duration: 01h01
Total ascent: 7 m
Maximal slope: 0.7 %
Average slope: 0.3 %
Net ascent: 1 m
Total descent: 6 m
Paved roads: 4.37 km (86 %)
Cobblestones: 0 m (0 %)
Car free roads: 1.23 km (24 %)
Noise pollution
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Urban area
Water rich area
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