KOERS. Museum of Cycle Racing
KOERS. Museum of Cycle Racing
Visits are possible in Dutch, French and English.
In 1912, local legend Odiel Defraeye became the first Belgian ever to win the Tour de France. And world champions from Roeselare? There’s no shortage – think Benoni Beheyt, Patrick Sercu, Jean-Pierre Monseré or Freddy Maertens.
So it’s no wonder that KOERS. Museum of Cycle Racing has found its home right here in Roeselare.
Interactive and family-friendly
KOERS is where the cycling bug bites. Young and old can dive into the rich world of bikes and racing.
Get ready for an interactive journey through cycling history, featuring:
- a 90° cobblestone wall
- rare trophies
- a fully stocked ‘Service Course’
- testimonials from cycling fanatics
- gripping action footage
- and a rainbow of cycling memorabilia
Perfect starting point for cycling fans
KOERS is more than a museum. Every cyclist is treated like royalty. Here you’ll find:
- plenty of lockers
- e-bike charging stations
- route maps for every kind of rider
- a cycling shop
- and bike rental options
Thanks to its location on the cycling junction network, KOERS is an ideal starting point for both leisurely rides and sporty challenges. No bike? No problem – rent one on the spot.
Fuel up before your ride or celebrate your finish in style in KOERSkaffee! When the sun’s out, the terrace in the museum’s kid-friendly garden is a real hotspot.
