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Gand - Belgio
Tour autoguidato con gioco interattivo della città di Gand
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Esplora Gand in un modo unico e conveniente. Un percorso cittadino autoguidato ti guiderà nei punti migliori della città mentre giochi divertenti indovinelli e compiti sul tuo smartphone.
Validità: Flessibile
Lingua: Inglese, Italiano, Francese, Spagnolo, Tedesco, Olandese
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Durata: 2 ore
Conferma istantanea
Conferma istantanea
COSA SCOPRIRAI
- Esplora i posti migliori a Gand
- Goditi un tour privato autoguidato solo per la tua festa
- Scarica il tuo percorso direttamente sul tuo smartphone
- Avvia il gioco in qualsiasi momento e metti in pausa quando vuoi
LA TUA ESPERIENZA
Esplora la città di Gand in un modo unico e conveniente. Usando il GPS del tuo telefono troverai le piazze, le strade e i monumenti più belli mentre impari fatti interessanti sui punti salienti della città. Gioca a un gioco rispondendo alle domande sui luoghi ed esegui i compiti relativi alla ricerca tutto sul tuo smartphone. In questo tour autoguidato sei tu a decidere dove fermarti, non una guida "noiosa".
Durante questo percorso vedrai la Cattedrale di San Bavone, la Grande Sala del Macellaio, il Vrijdagmarkt, il Belfort, la Chiesa di San Nicola, il Castello di Gravensteen, il Leie e il Lieve e molto altro
Come funziona?
Con la tua prenotazione, riceverai una e-mail con le istruzioni su come giocare il sentiero sul tuo smartphone. Una volta al punto di partenza, inizi la tua ricerca attraverso la città, è così facile!
Castle Gravensteen
This 12th-century fortress boasts a stormy past and was often the centre of skirmishes and bloody battles. Built by Philip of Alsace in 1180, Castle Gravensteen embodies the old crusader strongholds found in the Holy Land. Towering stone walls with medieval merlons a central donjon, nearby stables and a moat fed by the river Lys make up the castle, creating a setting that's worthy of a fairy tale.Passing through the gatehouse and entering the keep's inner halls will give you a feel of what it was like to live within the walls. Counts and knights used to use Castle Gravensteen as their personal living quarters and display their military power in the town of Ghent. Visitors can also uncover the torture chambers, famous all over Belgium. Discover a large collection of torture tools put on display in the chamber of execution. Castle Gravensteen also hosts a plethora of cultural events and activities throughout the year, so you can find something new every time you come for a visit.
Belfry of Ghent
Perched between St Bavos Cathedral and St Nicholas' Church, the Belfry of Ghent holds a special place in the community's heart. Also known as 'Belfort van Gent', the 14th-century tower has served as Ghent's defender and silent guardian ever since. For centuries this building has resisted wars, political crises, famines and plagues alongside the town's trusty mascot – the Gilded Copper Dragon –.Medieval stone-built facades and barbed turrets embellish the bell tower making this gothic spire a masterpiece in its own league. The Belfry of Ghent is accessible to the public. After climbing up the tower's steps, visitors will be rewarded with eye-catching views of the city and romantic settings, ideal for anyone looking to take those Instagram-worthy pictures.
Vrijdagmarkt
Nestled in the historic centre this plaza lets you take a step back to Ghent's golden age. Feel like a local as you wander through the stall-filled square. Cobblestone pavements lined with cosy cafés, restaurants and vibrant historic buildings embellish this area. Recharge your batteries as you sip on a warm drink and embrace the energy of Vrijdagmarkt. Vrijdagmarkt sparks up the town every Friday and Saturday as small market stands and kiosks fill up the square selling all kinds of eye-catching trinkets. Beer enthusiasts will be in their element as there is an abundance of local pubs selling artisanal and craft brews. From Flemish red and brown ales to traditional Trappist beers, you'll get to discover authentic Belgian beer culture, part of UNESCO's list of the 'intangible cultural heritage of humanity'.Exploring Vrijdagmarkt also means discovering Bond Moyson. This towering building overlooks the plaza. The entrance is guarded by a crowing rooster and is decorated with socialist-inspired slogans. Before venturing off into one of the eye-catching alleyways, be sure to head over to the centre of the plaza and pay tribute to the statue of Jacob van Artevelde. Hailed as a local hero, this statesman helped revive Ghent's textiles industry in the 14th century, saving the town from an economic setback.
Graslei and Korenlei
The Graslei and Korenlei, also known in English as the 'Grass Quay' used to be the commercial hub of Ghent. From the 5th century, this medieval port was the town's hotspot for its grain supplies and other products. Today, this bustling promenade is the place to be when visiting Ghent. 13th-century Flemish buildings and historic bridges lined with welcoming cafès, restaurants and cosy dehors give off a laidback and vibrant atmosphere along the riverside, ideal for anyone wanting to blend in with the locals. Make sure to poke around some of the promenade's age-old houses, each boasting its artistically unique facade. Buildings like the 'Guild House of the Free Sailors' and 'Den Enghel House' are just some of the river houses that have been captivating visitors for centuries.
Saint Bavo's Cathedral
Tucked away in the town's historic district, Saint Bavo's Cathedral or Sint-Baafs Cathedral has been overlooking Ghent for over a thousand years and tells a history like no other.Gothic architecture, stone facades, narrow stained-glassed windows, an imposing spire and well-kept gardens embellish this 13th-century church. Its welcoming halls invite its visitors to uncover its grand colonnades and tepid rays of light up the cathedral with a warm aura.Walking through the cathedral's doors leaves visitors mesmerised as they uncover a true masterpiece - The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb -. Also known as the Ghent Altarpiece, this work of art is made up of twelve interior panels featuring humanity's redemption. It was composed by Flemish Primitives, one of the first major oil paintings, a true European treasure.
IN SINTESI
Cosa è incluso
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Percorso cittadino interattivo per un team fino a 6 persone
Cosa non è incluso
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Smartphone
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Guida personale
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Biglietti d'ingresso
DA RICORDARE
- Nota che questo è un tour autoguidato. Nessuno ti incontrerà al punto di partenza
- Puoi iniziare e mettere in pausa il tour in qualsiasi momento per esplorare ulteriormente un'area, fare una pausa o mangiare uno spuntino
- Hai bisogno di una connessione Internet (dati) per giocare a questo gioco della città
- Il tuo tour interattivo includerà 16 indovinelli e compiti
MAPPA
Sint-Baafsplein 1, 9000 Gent, Belgio
Gand - Belgio
Punto d'incontro:
Inizia il tuo percorso cittadino fuori dalla torre campanaria di Gand.
ALTRE INFORMAZIONI
Penali di cancellazione
Come da Condizioni di Vendita dell’Organizzatore, indicate allo step 6 del processo di prenotazione online.
Commissioni di prenotazione
Nessuna commissione di prenotazione applicata.
Fornitore
Musement S.p.A. - Sede Legale: Via Polesine, 13, 20139 Milano (MI) - P.IVA e C.F. 07978000961 - Iscritta al Registro delle Imprese di Milano n. REA MI-1995020 - Licenza Agenzia di Viaggi Online prot. n. 170695 rilasciata dalla Regione Lombardia.
Fornitore di Musement S.p.A.:
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