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EXPO

Dramatics and exhilaration. Victory and loss. Bad luck and invinsebility.
The recipe for the most beautiful one-day race: The Tour of Flanders. 
Relive all these moments in our exhibition. 


FOLLOW THE GUIDE

Want that touch more? Let one of our guides take you in tow. They have racing blood running through their veins and will share their passion for the Ronde with you. Tours are available in Dutch, English and French. A tour lasts an hour and a half and costs 80 euros. For groups larger than 25 people, an additional guide must be booked. 

PELOTON GUIDE

The cherry on top? Being taken around by a guide who has spent many years in the peloton or is still active even.
Hang onto their every word:

Johan Museeuw

500 euro per guided tour

Nico Mattan

250 euro per guided tour

Sep Vanmarcke

500 euro per guided tour

FOR THE LITTLE FLANDRIENS

For our little cycling fans we offer a separate children’s track in our exhibition.

The little cycling fans also get to live their heart at our Tour of Flanders expo. We’re providing a fun assignment booklet for them to fill in and afterwards they are free to explore for themselves. Did they cross the finish line? Head over to the front desk to collect their reward. For children aged 4 to 12.

 

PRACTICAL INFORMATION 

Opening hours: open 7/7 from 10am to 6pm. Closed on Christmas and New Year's only. A visit to the exhibition takes 60-90 minutes. Please take this into account when purchasing tickets in advance. 

Below are the different ticket rates. Please come with your tickets Monday through Sunday between 10 am and 5 pm. The exhibition is accessible until 5 p.m.

Prices 

Adults: 12 euros per person.
Groups of 15 or more: 7.50 euros per person
Children (6-18 years old) and students: 6 euros 
Children < 6 years old: free


Audio guides: free (with the voice of Carl Berteele and available in NL, ENG and FR).

 Accessibility 
Are you less mobile? No worries, the Center of the Tour of Flanders is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility