Jean-Pierre Monseré Statue – Sint Sebastiaanspark loop from Roeselare
Jean-Pierre Monseré Statue – Sint Sebastiaanspark loop from Roeselare
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Jean-Pierre Monseré Statue – Sint Sebastiaanspark loop from Roeselare
02:26
9.58km
20m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: March 21, 2026
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3.68 km
KOERS Museum of Cycling
Highlight • Monument
Since September 2018, KOERS has been more than just a museum. It has an integrated tourist reception with a cycling shop and an extensive documentation center for researchers. With lockers, electric charging points and shower rooms, it is the ideal base for recreational and sporty cyclists. In the newly landscaped museum garden, which connects to the cycling junction network, you will find the cycling café that has been appropriately named 'KOERSkaffee'.
Source: visitroeselare.be/nl/zien-en-doen/bezienswaarden/koers-museum-van-de-wielersport
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3.69 km
Jean-Pierre Monseré Statue
Highlight • Monument
The bronze statue is a work by sculptor Ron Deblaere.
The statue is on the facade of the KOERS cycling museum.
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4.15 km
StreetArt by Djoels "Wortel"
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"I was born on March 31, 1992 in Izegem but grew up in Meulebeke. I graduated from KTA Roeselare as a letterer in publicity.
When I was 7 I already knew I wanted to be a tattoo artist, preferably with a specialization in portraits. At the age of 9 I was introduced to graffiti. For years I strived to achieve my goals and also fully believed that this would work!
Driven, eager to learn and with my goals in mind, I strived to achieve perfection. I was able to start tattooing at the age of 19, after which I soon opened my own shop. in 2017 I obtained the title ink master, masters of the low countries, named after the TV program of the same name.
My shop is located in Egem, a sub-municipality of Pittem, where I can give free rein to my creativity."
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4.37 km
Roeselare Town Hall
Highlight • Monument
For example, a 70% reduction in energy costs is expected, extensive rainwater recovery has been opted for, the building will be fully heated with energy generated by the local incinerator, ... and 99.5% of the demolition material has been given a new purpose. .
The building is currently still hidden behind scaffolding and curtains, but it should be completed in 2024.
The second photo (which I took from the website of the city of Roeselare) shows what it should look like later.
So we will have to come back again :-)
Sources:
roeselare.be/stadhuisvanrsl
information on site
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4.42 km
Grauwzusters Convent
Highlight • Religious Site
"Behind the late Gothic stepped gable was originally the inn De Gouden Leeuw (The Golden Lion).
The sisters purchased this building in 1683 and moved in in 1685. The inn was gradually transformed into a convent. Several original elements, however, such as the sculpted staircase, were preserved and integrated into the convent.
Protected in 1951."
"Gray Sisters" were devout women who lived according to the third rule of St. Francis (which he wrote in 1223). Their founding example was Elisabeth of Thuringia, who, despite all opposition, continued to support the poor and sick during the famine of 1226.
Unlike regular monastic orders, which were centrally governed from the outset, Gray Sisters sprang up here and there in independent foundations. They did not take formal monastic vows.
(source: Wikipedia)
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4.81 km
St. Michael's Church and Belfry
Highlight • Religious Site
The 65-metre-high tower is one of the characteristic elements in the cityscape of Roeselare.
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6.86 km
Sint Sebastiaanspark
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7.49 km
Artwork 'Peer'
Highlight • Monument
Part of Art in the City: Art in the City is a biennial sculpture route in the city center. This exhibition gives artists the opportunity to show their work in a participatory process.
Some works, including 'Peer', were purchased by the city.
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9.58 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.50 km
2.37 km
1.97 km
882 m
856 m
Surfaces
5.54 km
2.82 km
852 m
182 m
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