Archaeologists in Ghent, Belgium, have uncovered remnants of a road dating back 700–800 years during tram line modernization work. The discovery was made while upgrading the tram tracks in Ghent. Researchers believe the road once led into the city from the south. It is speculated to be an earlier iteration of the modern Kortrijksepoortstraat. This finding provides valuable insight into the historical infrastructure of Ghent. The unearthed road suggests the city’s layout and access routes have evolved over centuries. Further investigation is planned to fully understand the road’s function and extent.