Attractions around Oudenaarde

The drivers have to climb the Oude Kwaremont, the longest cobblestone pavement in Flanders, three times during the Flanders tour. 92 meters of altitude will be overcome over a length …read more

The Koppenberg is a guarantee of excitement during every tour of Flanders. So it's not surprising that it is now recognized as a national monument. But not only the status …read more

The Paterberg has not been part of the Flanders Tour for a long time, but it is legendary anyway. With a maximum gradient of 20.33 percent and an average of …read more

Shortly after Zulzeke, the path leads you through the Spijkerbos, one of the rare forests on a southern slope of the Flemish Ardennes. After the First World War, everything here …read more

Stiff climb with beautiful nature. Does it ...The Steenberg is a slope in the Flemish Ardennes on the territory of Sint-Kornelis-Horebeke, between the village centers of Schorisse and Zegelsem, in the Belgian province of East Flanders.read more

The Langendries or Berg Hostellerie is a slope near the Belgian village of Sint-Goriks-Oudenhove, in the Flemish Ardennes. In both 1971 and 1972, the slope was the last climb (8th …read more

With a maximum slope of 'only' ten percent, the Eikenberg looks pretty plain on paper, but the cobblestone stretch stretches. There are small pieces of asphalt on the side of …read more

The Verrebeek mill is located in the municipality of Brakel in the Opbrakel district. This mill from 1996 is a faithful copy of the former mill, which had to be …read more

The 88 meter high tower of the Sint-Walburgakerk is characteristic of Oudenaarde. The remarkable thing about it: The monument consists of two different architectural styles. The early Gothic part of …read more

The Kanarieberg is well paved, unlike many climbs in the surrounding area, which often lead over cobblestones. With an average of 9 percent and a maximum gradient of 14 percent, …read more

Located on one of the highest peaks of the Muziekbos, a round tower built in iron sandstone.

Oudenaarde Town Hall:
Oudenaarde's town hall is known as a textbook example of Brabantine late Gothic. It was erected on the site of the old aldermen's house, to which the …read more

Charles Liedts, an important Belgian lawyer and statesman, had a country house built around 1860. After successful diplomatic negotiations with France, he became a baron and chose "All for Duty" …read more

The Lorette Chapel is also called Tijlozenkapel (1674-75), was reopened in 1923 and protected since 1947. Fully described altar top and sacrificial bowl in brass from the 17th century. Open …read more

Oudenaarde has been the place for fruity beer for centuries. Years ago there were at least 20 breweries in the city, of which Liefmans is and has been one - …read more

In the distance you can see the 80 meter high Paterberg. Are you interested in cycling? Then you might have heard of it, it is one of the now famous …read more

The Abbey of Maagdendale is a Cistercian abbey situated on the Ham in the town of Oudenaarde.

History
The nuns of Maagdendale had founded a monastery in Vloesberg in the …read more

From the 12th century, Pamele was a medieval town that remained more important than Oudenaarde for a long time: it was only taken over by its neighbor in 1593. The …read more

Taaienberg means tough as a mountain. Where this name comes from is clear to anyone who dares to the 530 -meter-long cobblestone route. This survey is Tom Boonen's favorite hill and is therefore also called "Boonenberg".

After a steep ascent on the flanks of the Paterberg, you reach the remote street chapel Ter Boeker with a nice bench to rest via narrow paths and field tiles. …read more