Abdijkerk van Ename

The abbey site of Ename, located in the village of the same name near Oudenaarde, is a remarkable archaeological and historical site. The grounds include the remains of a medieval Benedictine abbey, an accompanying archaeological park, and the Sint-Laurentiuskerk. The Provincial Heritage Centre Ename tells the story of this important historical complex on the banks of the Scheldt. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into medieval life in the Flemish Ardennes.

Accessibility at the abbey site is partial. The archaeological park has paths that are mostly semi-paved and passable for wheelchair users in dry weather. The Sint-Laurentiuskerk has a threshold at the entrance. The heritage centre is partly accessible. A toilet is available, but full wheelchair accessibility is not always guaranteed. It is advisable to enquire about the current situation in advance.

The abbey site of Ename has a car park with designated accessible parking spaces. The village of Ename is located a few kilometres from the centre of Oudenaarde and can be reached by car or bicycle. The site is recommended for history enthusiasts, preferably in dry weather for the best path conditions.