The Sorry, Not Sorry street art map features over 250 street art works scattered across Ghent. The city boasts an impressive and ever-changing street art scene. Every year, Culture Ghent, the City of Ghent’s culture department, publishes an updated version of the map. It is available in Dutch, French, and English.

The map includes two walking routes of about 4 km each, taking around 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete. It also features interviews with four street artists, who share their motivations, inspirations, and goals.

How much does the Sorry, Not Sorry street art map cost?

It’s completely free.

Where can I get the Sorry, Not Sorry street art map?

You can pick up a free copy at:

• Visit Gent Tourist Office (Sint-Veerleplein 5)
• 'GIFTSHOP' (Werregarenstraat / Graffiti Alley)
• 'De Krook' Library (Miriam Makebaplein 1)
• 'UiTWinkel' (Pakhuis Clemmen, Veldstraat 82A)
• Belfry of Ghent (Sint-Baafsplein 2)
• City Office Ghent - in the brochure displays (Stadskantoor - Woodrow Wilsonplein 1)

Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility

Both routes are accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. On Route A, two optional red-marked loops include cobblestone sections that may be harder to navigate.
Need more info? Call us at +32 9 323 61 80 or email cultuur@stad.gent.
You can also use the OnWheels app, which provides information about accessible toilets, parking spots, benches, cafés, bus stops, and more.
More info: https://www.onwheelsapp.com/en

Missing artwork?

Spotted a piece that’s not on the map? Let Culture Ghent know!

Street Art Cities App

Want even more? The Street Art Cities website and app offer even more street art in Ghent, including extra walking and cycling routes.
Download the Street Art Cities app for free on Android or iOS and hit the streets to discover all the colors and creativity!

Where can I legally spray graffiti in Ghent?

Only in designated tolerance zones.