Bélgica·2026

Ghent

Ghent is dead flat—the Sint-Baafskathedraal sits at 5 metres elevation—and runners own the city's canal towpaths and cobbled streets; the Muideloop Gent 10km loops through the compact medieval centre along the Graslei waterfront. Cyclists treat Ghent as a launch point for the Ardennes classics: the Flèche de Wallonie starts here and climbs into the forested Walloon hills 60km south, while the Tour des Collines heads the same direction for 160km of rolling terrain and gravel sections around Tournaisis.