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London to Brussels – through Flanders Fields

David Bavin-Hobbs
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London to Brussels – through Flanders Fields

planned a road ride

November 24, 2024

London to Brussels – through Flanders Fields

Hard

16:53

384km

22.8km/h

2,380m

2,360m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Includes a ferry crossing

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After 129 km for 42.0 km

Most people would complete this in 3-5 days

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35.4 km

Pilgrims Way

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

One of the best stretches of road in the south-east. Rolling without being hilly, the surface is mostly good and the views are exceptional. You can ride Pilgrims Way on and off all the way to Canterbury.

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254 km

The Flanders Fields Museum is located in the Lakkenhalle on the Grote Markt
Depending on your interests, you can expect to spend several hours visiting the museum.
Brief history of the building: The Cloth Hall (Grand Place) is one of the largest civil buildings in the Gothic style in Europe.
The original Cloth Hall was built between 1200 and 1304.
The belfry is 70 m high and was built between 1200 and 1230 as a symbol of the power of the citizenry. From the late 12th century until 1817, real live cats were thrown out of the belfry. These have been stuffed cats since 1955.
The Cloth Halls used to serve as a trading place for fabrics. The cloth was sold in every door at the bottom of the belfry. Ypres was very famous in the Middle Ages for the good quality of its fabrics.
The building was completely destroyed in World War I and later rebuilt. The restored Cloth Hall was completed in 1967. The architects decided to reconstruct the pre-war situation as faithfully as possible. The original stones can still be seen at the foot of the Cloth Hall; these are the largest. The higher up you go, the smaller the stones become.

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315 km

Tour of Flanders Center

Highlight • Historical Site

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.

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384 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

194 km

82.4 km

41.8 km

38.8 km

23.4 km

2.58 km

867 m

229 m

170 m

Surfaces

265 km

72.6 km

42.5 km

2.60 km

1.00 km

800 m

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