This 15C building was restored in the 19C. It used to host a market on the ground floor. Its elegant façade, with bartizans and a perron, is adorned with fine statues. The interior has retained magnificent carved beams.

This museum, dedicated to the poet Jacob Van Maerlant and Thyl Ulenspieg, occupies a picturesque, double-gabled 15C house called De Grote Sterre (The Great Star).

This hospital, founded in the 13C, was extended and turned into a hospice. The chapel and museum are open to the public. Furniture, paintings, earthenware, liturgical objects and sculptures testify to the town's rich past. Note the statuette of St Ma..

The 13C-14C church was thought to be too big after the town's population had declined in the 17C, so the nave was demolished (except for a Tournai-style gallery with triplet windows). Note the apse's lancet windows between the flat chevets of both si..