Historical Architecture: Château d'Attre to Mons

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Discover the rich historical architecture on a cycling route from Château d'Attre to Mons

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Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the region as you cycle from Château d'Attre to Mons. This 99 km route boasts a total elevation gain of 619 meters and is suitable for road bikes. The difficulty level is moderate to challenging, making it ideal for well-trained amateurs seeking a rewarding cycling experience. The highlights of this route include attractions such as the Château d'Attre, Steenkerque, Écaussinnes, Morlanwelz, Terril Saint-Albert, Beffroi, Mons, and Brugelette. With a score of 4, the Château d'Attre is a highlight not to be missed. Other highlights, such as Steenkerque, Écaussinnes, and Mons, showcase unique historical architecture and cultural heritage.

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Start: Mévergnies-lez-Lens Village center

Brugelette: Discover the enchanting beauty of Brugelette on your bike.

Brugelette is a small locality located in the Prov. Hainaut region of Belgium. It offers a diverse range of cycling opportunities, from tranquil country roads to challenging climbs. The area is known for its lush green landscapes and beautiful castles, including the famous Pairi Daiza zoo and botanical garden. Cyclists can enjoy the scenic routes that wind through picturesque villages and past historical sites. Brugelette is also close to the Galotières climb, a well-known ascension among cyclists. With its mix of natural beauty and cycling-friendly routes, Brugelette is a great choice for cyclists looking for a unique and memorable ride.

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Château d'AttreCastle

The Château d'Attre is a splendid 18th-century castle surrounded by stunning gardens, offering a glimpse into the region's rich heritage.

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SteenkerqueVillage

Steenkerque is a charming village known for its historical buildings and serene setting, with several quaint streets to explore.

37 km

ÉcaussinnesTown

Écaussinnes is a picturesque town famous for its medieval castle, providing an immersive experience in the region's history and architecture.

53 km

MorlanwelzTown

Morlanwelz is a vibrant town with diverse attractions, including a unique mix of architectural styles and beautiful parks.

59 km

Terril Saint-Albert175 mPeak

The Terril Saint-Albert is a striking artificial hill that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, making it a memorable highlight.

79 km

BeffroiViewpoint

The Beffroi in Mons is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasting impressive Gothic architecture and providing insights into the history of the region.

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MonsCity

Mons, the capital of the Province of Hainaut, is a lively city with a rich cultural heritage, featuring numerous museums, historic sites, and vibrant events.