Albert Einstein

The motor route of approximately 94 kilometers starts along the water, where you immediately turn onto the quiet, winding country roads. The first leg meanders along narrow, winding asphalt paths between the fields towards the first atmospheric stop at Café Bie Mariette after 50km.

After a short break, you continue northwards towards the water. You navigate along technical dike roads and quays by the Ghent-Bruges Canal, where challenging curves and shady lanes alternate. Once you cross the canal, the landscape transforms into the expansive polders around Meetkerke and Houtave. This section guarantees precise steering through narrow polder paths, quick sequences of curves, and stunning views over the flat countryside.

Through the rural polders, you finally enter the Belle Epoque district of De Haan. Here, you pass Villa Savoyarde at 94km, the former residence of Albert Einstein during his time in Belgium in 1933. The ride ends a little further on at the Park Royal Villas, where you park the motorcycle at the famous bench with the statue of Albert Einstein.