Group visit with guide
Below you will find our group offer. Would you like to make a reservation? Then click on the button below the programme of your choice.
We also like to give the following information:
Reservations can be made up to 4 weeks in advance.
We welcome larger groups, but have a maximum capacity per day:
Maximum 6 activities per day in the GUM (across all groups)
Maximum 6 activities per day in the Botanical Garden (across all groups)
Maximum 2 tours per half hour
If you still have questions: groepen.gum@ugent.be.
Guided tours in the GUM
GUM TOUR
Stroll past hundreds of objects taken from the university’s unique scientific collections, and immerse yourself in the beautiful selected highlights from the fields of medicine to ethnography, from biology to archaeology, from engineering to linguistics. The guided visit will provide you with new insights into the scientific mind and the scholarly approach, and will make you think… and at time make you doubt.
Duration: 90 minutes
Number of participants: 15
Price: €100,- + entrance fee
Botanical Garden Tours
Guided through the garden
During this tour, you can wander away from the paths. This may be the first time you really get to know the Botanical Garden! We will amaze you with trees and plants of all sizes and ages, beautiful and strange pollination stories and striking scents. A tour of the Botanical Garden will open up the whole world: you will travel from one continent to another, from the Japanese cherry tree to the Umbellaria californica.
Duration: 90 minutes
Number of participants: 15
Price: €100,-
Fascinating plants
Giant water lilies, bizarre inflorescences, ingenious insect traps and strange fruits... you'll find them all in the Botanical Garden. During this walk, we will discover the most fascinating plants and facts. Open your eyes and ears to the wonderful world of plants!
Duration: 90 minutes
Number of participants: 15
Price: €100,-
Spices
Herbs and spices are indispensable in the kitchen. Many prepared products such as sweets, baked goods and even beer are heavily 'spiced'. But we hardly even know what the plants that produce most spices look like. And what we buy in the store is sometimes the result of complicated processing of specific parts of the plant. During this tour, we will mainly discover which part of the plant the spices come from and how the product that we use is made.
Duration: 90 minutes
Number of participants: 15
Price: €100,-
