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Kwaremontは、長い間、Ronde Van Vlaanderenに含まれる坂でした。当時はまだ石畳の坂でした。この坂がアスファルトで覆われてから、RVVから姿を消しました。その後、新しいKwaremontと並行するOude Kwaremontが発見されました。

Maagdendale Abbey was founded in 1233 by Cistercian nuns and grew into one of the most important women's abbeys in Flanders. The place where a drop of beer was also offered.

The street can be easily incorporated to the route between Oude Kwaremont and Paterberg. After getting to the top of Oude Kwaremont turn right and then left and enter the street. At the end of it go straight, crossing Ronse Baan and you head towards Paterberg.

All winners of the Tour of Flanders are listed chronologically on this street.

The Tour of Flanders Centre is a cycling experience centre in the heart of the Flemish Ardennes, in Oudenaarde. It is a unique cycling hub that focuses on the heroism of the narrow winding Flemish roads, short and steep hills and cobblestones. Here you can feel the atmosphere of the Flemish spring races, but you are also at the right place to experience the international cycling calendar. Come by for a visit to our expo, Peloton Café, or shop. You can also rent bikes there.

Every meter is worth it

In 1233, Arnulf IV, Baron of Pamele, donated land on the eastern bank of the Scheldt in Ham (Pamele) to the abbey of Maagdendale for the construction of a new Cistercian abbey. The abbey buildings and church were constructed during the 13th century. In 1791, the abbey was dissolved and in 1826 the buildings were used as army barracks. Of the former abbey, only a part of the church, the abbess' house with guest quarters and gatehouse have been preserved.

A Burgundian delight for cycling enthusiasts. Here you'll find three different routes: - the 102 km yellow loop - the 115 km red loop - the 80 km blue loop