One of the first steps in planning your wedding is picking the perfect party venue. Discover some of our gems of party venues in East Flanders here. Say yes in East Flanders' capital of Ghent, overlooking the three iconic towers, or seek out nature in one of the many beautifully renovated farmsteads or fairytale castles. Still in doubt about your dream wedding hall? Get plenty of inspiration and dream away at these amazing party venues in East Flanders.
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In East Flanders the party venues for your wedding are incredibly varied and high quality. In and around Ghent you will find historic party venues (cellars, ballrooms, an old fish mine) that revive past history and restore the old splendor of Graslei and Korenlei. Also factory halls and industrial buildings were renovated into party locations in East Flanders and now offer a very modern look due to the many technical highlights. In the green outskirts around Ghent, castles, old manor houses, manors and barns crowd into an atmosphere of idyllic tranquility.
Festive venues in East Flanders are always just an arm's length away from world-renowned museums (SMAK, MSK, STAM, MIAT, Kina, Design...), from buildings that are tourist attractions (Gravensteen, St.-Baafskathedraal, beguinages) or art temples that have great appeal (NTGent, Opera, Vooruit, Campo,...). City festivals large and small (Gentse Feesten, Floraliën, OdeGand, Festival van Vlaanderen, ...) pamper an art-loving public there with great regularity. Many party locations in East Flanders breathe a perfectly green atmosphere and invite you to a vespatoer, wine tasting or boat trip on the Lys or Scheldt.
Most party venues in East Flanders are in easy-to-reach locations thanks to a highly developed road network. Public transport is extensive and Ghent recently took a decisive step in opening up its waterways completely. Party venues in East Flanders are jointly developing water plans and sailing maps to transport their guests by boat and from the five marinas many tourists sail to the heart of Ghent and discover the city from a surprising new perspective.