We traveled from Holland to Gent to see the Castle -- we arrived at the site at 5:10 pm only to have the Castle door slammed in our face by the attendant, who told us that the last tickets were sold at 5 pm. When we said we thought the closing was at 6 pm, he rudely told us to... more

Self guided tour. There are exhibits of weaponry and torture devices. Some areas of the castle appear newly remodeled, but some ruins, such as the kitchen, appear to be original. There are excellent views of Ghent in all directions from the top of castle. The self-guided tour includes descriptions in English that explain what you are seeing. Most rooms are... more

We visited the castle on 13 Aug when a 'living history' event was taking place. Although mainly re-constructed in early 1900s the castle has good views from the keep and walls and small exhibitons of armour and weapons, and also of torture! The kids enjoyed going into the cellars and was a hit. The event had medieval music, crafts, cooking,... more

Climbing the castle's towers offers one of the most spectacular views of Ghent. Be sure not to miss the museum of medieval armor/weaponry and instruments of torture. more

A quaint place, great for people who like to be close to the shopping, restraunts..Free internet access in the lobbyworks great Had great conversations with the night manager while overcoming jetlag.. more