Graffiti Street
Discover the Vibrant Charm of Graffiti Street
Explore Ghent's vibrant street art scene in Werregarenstraat, a legal graffiti zone showcasing ever-changing murals and urban creativity.
Werregarenstraat, also known as Graffiti Street or 'Graffitistraatje' in Ghent, is a narrow alleyway where street artists are free to express themselves. The ever-changing murals and tags create a vibrant, dynamic, and unconventional atmosphere.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
Werregarenstraat is easily accessible on foot from Ghent's city center. From the Korenmarkt, walk south along the Hoogpoort. Werregarenstraat is a small alleyway located on the right-hand side, approximately 200 meters from the Korenmarkt. The entrance is often marked by a concentration of street art.
Public Transport
If arriving by tram or bus, disembark at the Korenmarkt stop. From there, follow the walking directions along Hoogpoort to Werregarenstraat. A single tram or bus fare within Ghent typically costs €2.50 if purchased on the vehicle, or €1.80 with a reusable MOBIB card [i].
Use Werregarenstraat as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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