Scapicchio Academy · Ghent Campus

Welcome to Ghent ROMAIN Campus

Your practical campus guide for travelling to Ghent, reaching ROMAIN Coupure, choosing accommodation, discovering the city and finding help when needed.

ROMAIN Coupure Coupure Links 499, 9000 Ghent, Belgium
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Travel made simple

Getting to ROMAIN Coupure

Brussels Airport is easiest by train. From Brussels South Charleroi Airport, the direct Flibco shuttle to Ghent is usually the simplest option.

BRU

From Brussels Airport

Direct train to Gent-Sint-Pieters · about 55 minutes

  1. Follow the Train signs after baggage reclaim. The station is directly below the terminal on level -1.
  2. Buy a ticket from Brussels Airport-Zaventem to Gent-Sint-Pieters.
  3. Take a direct train to Gent-Sint-Pieters. The journey planner may occasionally suggest a connection in Brussels.
  4. At Gent-Sint-Pieters, use the De Lijn live planner for Coupure Links 499. Follow the exact tram or bus stop shown on the day.
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From Charleroi Airport

Direct Flibco shuttle to Ghent · typically about 1h40

  1. Follow the signs for airport shuttles and the Flibco stop outside the terminal.
  2. Book the direct Charleroi Airport – Ghent shuttle in advance and keep the ticket on your phone.
  3. The Ghent stop is in the Gent-Sint-Pieters station area. Check the exact stop on your ticket.
  4. Use the De Lijn live planner for the final connection to Coupure Links 499.

Allow time for flight delays and always check the live departure information before travelling.

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Check live information: Ghent has ongoing station and public-transport works. Platforms, stops and routes can change. Check SNCB/NMBS and De Lijn again on your travel day.
Your Academy location

ROMAIN Coupure Campus

Level 2 · In-depth training · History · Service & Protocol

Your Ghent Academy sessions take place at ROMAIN Coupure. Follow the programme, starting time and practical instructions in your personal Academy confirmation.

  • Save the campus address and contact number before travelling.
  • Arrive on time and allow extra time during station or road works.
  • Wear comfortable shoes; Ghent is best explored on foot.
  • Contact the Academy if your flight or train is seriously delayed.
Where to stay

Recommended hotels

Three different options, from intimate and characterful to historic or practical. Check prices, availability, breakfast and cancellation conditions for your dates.

Intimate & characterful

Bohemian Garden Room

A cosy individual accommodation with a personal atmosphere.

Check the property page for the confirmed address and latest details.

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Historic & atmospheric

Monasterium PoortAckere

A former monastery in central Ghent, combining historic architecture with contemporary comfort.

Oude Houtlei 56, 9000 Ghent

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Practical & connected

ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort

A practical budget hotel near Gent-Dampoort station with easy access to the historic centre.

Kleindokkaai 27, 9000 Ghent

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Whether alone or with family

Ghent is worth exploring

Ghent is a compact historic city filled with medieval architecture, world-class art, canals and lively neighbourhoods. These six highlights make an excellent first visit.

01

St Bavo’s Cathedral & the Ghent Altarpiece

See the world-famous Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by the Van Eyck brothers. Reserve a timed ticket in advance.

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02

Castle of the Counts

Explore Gravensteen, a remarkably complete medieval fortress with towers, battlements and panoramic views.

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03

Ghent Belfry

Climb or take the lift up this UNESCO-listed tower for one of the best views across the historic skyline.

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04

Graslei & Korenlei

Stroll along Ghent’s most photogenic waterfront, lined with historic guild houses and terraces.

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05

St Michael’s Bridge

The classic viewpoint for St Nicholas’ Church, the Belfry and St Bavo’s Cathedral.

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06

Patershol & Dulle Griet

Walk through medieval lanes, then continue to Vrijdagmarkt and the monumental red cannon known as Dulle Griet.

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Spring

Mild weather, long days and a beautiful time to walk around the city.

Summer

Lively terraces and major events. July can be busy during the Ghent Festival.

Autumn

Comfortable temperatures, rich colour and generally fewer visitors.

Winter

Atmospheric lights and cosy cafés. Bring warm layers and rain protection.

Taste Ghent

Beer, Flemish food & chocolate

A short local selection. Check opening days and reserve restaurants for busy evenings.

Three beer cafés

Belgian beer

  • Waterhuis aan de Bierkant Characterful beer café beside the water · Groentenmarkt 9 Map
  • De Dulle Griet Medieval-style pub with an extensive beer list · Vrijdagmarkt 50 Map
  • Bier Central Gent Large selection of Belgian beers · Botermarkt 11 Map
Three Flemish restaurants

Traditional food

  • ’t Klokhuys Ghent classics in Patershol · Corduwaniersstraat 65 Map
  • Mémé Gusta Generous Belgian comfort food · Burgstraat 19 Map
  • Du Progrès Long-standing family brasserie · Korenmarkt 10 Map
Three chocolatiers

Sweet souvenirs

  • Chocolaterie Van Hoorebeke Traditional Belgian pralines · Sint-Baafsplein 15 Map
  • Joost Arijs Refined chocolate and patisserie · Vlaanderenstraat 24 Map
  • Yuzu by Nicolas Vanaise Creative pralines with surprising flavours · Walpoortstraat 11A Map
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Help, health & emergencies

Save these numbers before travelling. Opening hours and availability can change, so call first when the situation is not life-threatening.

112

Emergency ambulance, fire brigade or police

Call 112 free of charge for a life-threatening emergency. Give the exact address and follow the operator’s instructions. 911 is not the Belgian emergency number.

Doctor · non-emergency

Artsenpraktijk Coupure

Local general-practitioner clinic near the campus. An appointment is required; call first.

Coupure Rechts 914, 9000 Ghent +32 9 226 33 14
Doctor on duty outside normal hours 1733 · for urgent but non-life-threatening medical problems
Practice website
Hospital & emergency department

Ghent University Hospital · UZ Gent

The emergency department is available day and night. On campus, follow the red arrows to Entrance 26, Route 1226. For a life-threatening situation, call 112 first.

C. Heymanslaan 10, 9000 Ghent +32 9 332 21 11
UZ Gent emergency Hospital map
General dentist

Tandzorg Coupure

General dental practice close to the ROMAIN campus. New or urgent appointments depend on availability; call first.

Coupure Rechts 916, 9000 Ghent +32 9 233 54 87
Dentist on duty · urgent treatment only 0903 39969
Weekends, public holidays and bridge days, 09:00–18:00. Call charge: €1.50 per minute.
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Academy assistance

ROMAIN campus contact

For Academy-related questions, a missed connection or an unexpected delay, contact the campus directly.

Saved contact number 00499373438
Academy website
101 Urgent police assistance
1733 Doctor on duty
070 245 245 Belgian Poison Centre
00499373438 ROMAIN campus contact
Remember: 911 is used in countries such as the United States, but not as the Belgian emergency number. In Belgium, call 112 for urgent ambulance, fire-brigade or police assistance.