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The town hall of Eeklo is combined with a 35-m-high bell tower, also called a belfry. The belfry of Eeklo isn't as historical as most of the others. It was built in 1932 while most towns used to be a symbol of power for Flemish cities in the Middle Ages. This didn't prevent the belfry of Eeklo from being listed as a in 1999.
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Sint-Vincentiuskerk
The St. Vincent Church is the main church of the town. The church tower is more than 93 m high, which makes it the 8th tallest in Belgium.
An indoor adventure park with several options such as bowling, karting, climbing wall, ax-throwing and laser shooting. There is also a playground for children.
Het Leen is one of the largest forests in the area. A large and free parking lot can be found at the entrance to the park. The park has 36 km of hiking trails. Next to the entrance is a small arboretum.
A historic farm complex dating back to the 13th century. The characteristic gate was built in the 17th century. The complex is owned by the regional government of East Flanders and has been transformed into a regional promotion and tourist centre for the northeastern part of the province.