Tour of Flanders Centre
Whether you want to relive the heroism of the Tour of Flanders, whether you want to know how legendary climbs and cobbles feel like on the bike… The Tour of Flanders Centre is the place to be. The active cycling experience centre in Oudenaarde offers the ultimate Tour of Flanders experience for both the individual visitor and groups with different kinds of interests:
Active cyclist
The Tour of Flanders Centre is the perfect location for your cycling tour:
Do you like to conquer the famous hills and cobbled sections? The Tour of Flanders Centre is the perfect place for your pre-and post-ride.
- Start, stopover and finish of several cycling routes
- Cycling hot spot in the podcast ride
- Refresh yourself with a shower and refuel your energy level at the Peloton Café
- Bike rental via Ride like a Pro
- Guided cycling tour (Johan Museeuw)
- Extra fahttps://crvv.be/beleef-de-ronde/cilities
More info? Click here!
Non-cyclist
Do you want to take it easy during your visit? There are several possibilities:
- Exhibition about the Tour of Flanders and the Queens of Cycling
- RondeShop: a candy shop for every cycling fan.
- Peloton Café: the meeting place for every
Associations
Companies
Do you want a business meeting in an inspiring setting? Combining business with pleasure in the Peloton Café or a visit at the Tour of Flanders exhibition?
Click here for more info and discover all the possibilities!
Portrait series of the Belgian Tour of Flanders winners
/in Uncategorized /by Sander ThorrezBelgian winners of the Tour of Flanders in the Tour of Flanders Centre In 2016, hobby photographer Anneke Kestelijn portrayed all Belgian winners of the Tour of Flanders as thesis project of her photography course. It started as a hobby, but it escalated quickly. Meanwhile, she portrayed all (Belgian and foreign) still living winners of the Tour of Flanders […]
Tour of Flanders bike route: yellow loop
/in Uncategorized /by Sander Thorrez“Well, don’t underestimate the Blue Loop. You might think that it’s ok because it’s only 78km. But it has the Kwaremont, the Paterberg and the Koppenberg all within a very short distance. You don’t want to do that. And we really wouldn’t advise you to go on the Red one. It takes you all […]