Monuments and buildings

Get ready for an interactive journey through cycling history.

Famous around the world for its tangy red-brown beer, Rodenbach Brewery launched a brand-new visitor experience in October 2024, featuring an interactive tour.

Exhibition about the liberation of Roeselare and Flanders by the 1st Polish Armoured Division, in a well-preserved German communications bunker.

Rumbeke Castle is one of the oldest Renaissance castles in Belgium, dating back to the 16th century

The 65-metre-high tower of the Saint Michael's Church defines the Roeselare skyline.

Right in the heart of Roeselare stands ARhus, the library of the future and the city’s go-to meeting place.

This velodrome was built by local legend and first Belgian Tour de France winner Odiel Defraeye in 1912. It’s where track star Patrick Sercu got his start – and where living legends like Briek Schotte, Rik Van Steenbergen and Marcel Kint once raced the oval.

Today a secondary school, Klein Seminarie (Minor Seminary) boasts a rich tradition.

The many monuments and burial chapels give this site a striking presence and a unique, tranquil atmosphere. Well worth a visit!