Cloth Hall

We visited the In Flanders Museum that's housed in the Cloth Hall. The Hall was extensively renovated in the years following World War One when it suffered massive damage. We were very brave and paid a visit to the Belfry. It was very windy!

Large museum with lots of interactive areas, well worth a visit and pay the extra 2euro to climb the tower for epic views.

Stunning building. Visit the museum and then climb the tower.. well worth a visit because of the views.. and the sound in the bell tower every 15 minutes..

Fantastic building, so beautiful. Really is a miracle what they did in rebuilding this

Absolutely beautiful building. I didn't go in and get the guided tour because I didn't have time but I will next time I visit. Lots of cafe's and shops near the museum and plenty to see.

Amazing museum and views from the bell tower. The bell tower climb wasn't the easiest.

In Flanders Museum - within the cloth hall. A 'must' visit if in Ypres. A stunning building, with an amazing 'rebuild ' history, housing A brilliant museum. This hall was pretty much flattened during the war, Churchill felt it should be left as rubble - a testament to the German destruction within Ypres. But it's been rebuilt, using as much of the original building material as possible. An incredible achievement. The museum is, of course, very sad, and by the end of your trip through it you can't help but recognise the futility of the loss of all lives here. We'll documented, with visual films etc in 4 languages. We'll worth a couple of hours here. Around £10 entry. Toilets etc inside and gift/information shop.

A simply stunning building , beautifully and faithfully rebuilt after near total destruction during the first World War . Ypres itself is a beautiful city with very friendly residents with a good array of bars and restaurants .