
Direct · 2 hr 38
Cycling legends fill KOERS museum, while the Rodenbach brewery recalls the city’s Flemish red-brown beer tradition.
Estimated journey times
Start at KOERS. Museum of Cycle Racing, where exhibits trace the sport’s history and the local champions who helped shape it. Roeselare native Odiel Defraeye became the first Belgian winner of the Tour de France in 1912; the Defraeye-Sercu Velodrome carries his name alongside that of local cycling figure Patrick Sercu. Routes around the museum connect the city with West Flanders’ cycling network.
The Rodenbach Brewery is closely tied to the regional red-brown beer tradition, matured in large oak foeders. In the centre, St Michael’s Church and the surrounding market streets offer a change of pace from cycling history. The mix of brewing, sport and civic architecture gives the town a strong sense of local identity.
Scheduled times in each station’s local time. Check current services and availability with the operator.
Timetable sources: NMBS/SNCB (SNCB standard GTFS licence)
Fri, Oct 23 · 08:38 AM → 11:16 AM
2 hr 38 · 1 connection
Ans → Roulers
IC 430
Ans → Bruxelles-Nord
6 min change at Bruxelles-Nord
IC 2332
Bruxelles-Nord → Roulers
Sun, Oct 25 · 05:05 PM → 08:03 PM
2 hr 58 · 1 connection
Ans → Roulers
IC 539
Ans → Bruges
24 min change at Bruges
IC 819
Bruges → Roulers
Sat, Oct 31 · 10:36 AM → 01:47 PM
3 hr 11 · 2 connections
Ans → Roulers
IC 2833
Ans → Louvain
17 min change at Louvain
IC 3634
Louvain → Lichtervelde
10 min change at Lichtervelde
IC 13006
Lichtervelde → Roulers