From Torhout to Roeselare

Torhout in West Flanders is seen as the capital of Houtland, the region that comprises most of central West Flanders. The Houtland owes its name to its woody character and the rows of trees between the fields are a typical feature. Are you visiting Torhout? Try the renowned Torhout beer Thouroutenaere. Roeselare was first mentioned in 847. It was an important industrial and trading place from the 10th century and received city rights and privileges in 1250.

When visiting this Flemish city, enjoy the green space that you can find everywhere, the many shops with something for everyone and the countless historical monuments that determine the old townscape, such as the belfry tower and the Klein Seminarie. Beer aficionados may want to try a sip of Rodenbach, the red-colored mixed-fermentation beer brewed in this town.