Flemish Cycling Week

The Flemish Cycling Week (Dutch:Vlaamse Wielerweek) or simply Flemish Week, is a series of five road cycling races held in Flanders in late March and early April. The series in fact spans two weeks. It has begun with Tour of Bruges since 2018 and ends 11–12 days later with the Tour of Flanders, which is the most important race of the series. Tour of Flanders is the oldest of the five races, first held in 1913. Tour of Bruges (formerly Three Days of De Panne and Classic Brugge–De Panne) is the youngest event, first held in 1977.

Since 2004, the races have begun to hold women's editions on the same day – as of 2026, four of the five races hold women's races, all part of the UCI Women's World Tour.