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Ghent

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Home Europe Belgium Ghent Coffee & breakfastSimon says

Simon says

Trendy coffee bar in a beautiful building dating from 1904. The eye catchers are Panamarenko’s golden murals while the coffee is roasted by the eccentric artist’s wife.

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addressSluizeken 8, Gent
emailinfo@simon-says.be
phone+32 9 233 03 43
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