Public Library Ronse
The Public Library of Ronse is a modern municipal facility with an extensive collection of books, comics, magazines, films and digital resources — in a town that, as a bilingual facilities municipality, offers both Dutch-language and French-language media. There is a separate youth section, workstations with internet access and regular activities such as reading clubs, workshops and exhibitions.
The library is easily accessible for wheelchair users. The entrance is step-free and the aisles between the shelves are wide. A lift connects the floors so all collections are reachable. An accessible toilet is available and staff are happy to help with reaching books on higher shelves.
Reserved parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity. The library lies centrally in Ronse — a good starting point for visitors using the town as a base for the Flemish Ardennes. Consider combining your visit with the Saint Servatius Church or Cultural Centre De Ververij for a cultural half day in Ronse.
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