Must - Museum of Textiles is located in the former "Cambier-Robette" textile factory. The weaving mill makes the museum unique. You'll get an overview of developments in the textile sector between 1900 and 2000 based on some 40 working looms. A passionate textile worker is ready to give you an...

Prices - fixed guided tour Price Adults € 8,00 Children < 12 years old Free Iedereen Verdient Vakantie € 1,50 Residents Ronse Free 65+ € 7,00 Students (12-18 years old or student card) € 3,00 Teachers/guides (teachers' card/guides' card) € 3,00 Combination MUST & City Tour 'Onze Vrijheid' € 14,00...

The MUST - Museum of Textiles can only be visited with a guide. ! A guided tour of the MUST is given in Dutch. March 1 to November 30: Friday & Saturday: fixed tour from 3 pm to 4 pm. December 1 to February 29: closed With a guide, you can visit the MUST all year round! More info.

The Tour of Flanders is one of the high points in the cycle racing calendar, a race that many fans eagerly look forward to every year. Thousands of Belgian and foreign cycling fans travel to the Flemish Ardennes to experience the Tour. The race has been organised since 1919 and has traditionally...

An attractive Christmas market takes place in Ronse every year on the Grote Markt. You'll find original and delicious products, and entertainment for young and old alike. When? The Ronse Christmas market always takes place on the third weekend of December.

De Hoge Mote is one of the best preserved historic sites in Ronse. The mound or motte after which it is named probably goes back to the Middle Ages, and later evolved into a kind of residence surrounded by water. From the 17th century the Hoge Mote was part of the chapter of St Hermes. The Hoge Mote...

De natuurloop van het Muziekbos start vlakbij de kerk van Louise-Marie. Je vindt er de startzuil bij de petanque-baan. De aanloop geeft hier nog niets prijs van wat je als loper te wachten staat. Al snel verlaat je het asfalt waarna het parcours zich over een afstand van 5,3 kilometer doorheen het...

On one of the highest peaks of the Muziekbos, hidden between the trees, stands a medieval-looking round stone tower, the Geuzentoren, built with ironstone. The tower was built in 1864 by M. Scribe, who regularly climbed the tower in order to enjoy the landscape. Artists often came here to enjoy...