
ICC NXT is located in the Citadelpark and combines a green, peaceful setting with excellent accessibility. Those arriving by train are well-served, with Gent-Sint-Pieters station within walking distance.
By plane
From Brussels Airport, you can reach Ghent quickly (depending on the route and time of day).
Connections are easy by train, taxi, shuttle, or rental car.
By international train
International travelers often arrive in Brussels (e.g., Brussels-South) and then travel easily onward to Ghent.
This makes Ghent easily accessible for guests from the Netherlands, Northern France, the Ruhr area, and beyond.
By car
Ghent is conveniently connected to major (inter)national traffic arteries leading towards the city center.
From there, you can easily drive to the Citadelpark area.
By train (easiest option)
Gent-Sint-Pieters is the main arrival point.
From the station, you can reach ICC NXT on foot via a short, pleasant walk through or alongside the park (approximately 10 minutes).
There are frequent connections from Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges, Leuven, and other cities.
By car
ICC NXT is easily accessible by car from all provinces.
You drive via the main access roads towards Ghent and then towards Citadelpark.
Parking
ICC NXT has an underground car park.
In addition, there are public car parks in the wider area for extra capacity.
On foot
From Gent-Sint-Pieters: a short walk (approx. 10 minutes).
The location is also easily accessible on foot from the surrounding neighborhoods.
Tram
Tram lines connect Gent-Sint-Pieters with the city center and with stops near the Citadelpark, followed by a short walk.
Bus
Several bus lines stop at or near the Citadelpark area, within short walking distance of ICC NXT.
Bicycle and micromobility
The area around the park is suitable for cyclists and (shared) scooters, ideal for the “last mile” from the station or city center.
ICC NXT is located in one of Ghent’s most culture- and city-oriented areas. This makes it easy to combine a congress or event with museums, heritage, gastronomy, and city walks.
Museums and culture (nearby)
Museum of Fine Arts (MSK)
S.M.A.K. (Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art)
STAM (Ghent City Museum)
Design Museum Ghent
City and heritage (center)
Gravensteen
St. Bavo’s Cathedral (with the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb)
Ghent Belfry
Graslei and Korenlei
St. Michael’s Bridge (panoramic view of the skyline)
Atmosphere and relaxation
Walking along the Leie and Scheldt
Historic squares and charming neighborhoods with cafés and restaurants
Evening walk through the illuminated city center (a particular highlight in Ghent)
Brussels
Art and museums, European Quarter, historic city center, gastronomy
Bruges
Medieval city center, canals, classic “Belgium highlight”
Antwerp
Fashion and design, museums, port city, culinary scene
Leuven
University city with a compact center and a vibrant atmosphere
Mechelen
Charming historic city, ideal for a quiet day trip