Villa Cavrois (Croix, France)
Villa Cavrois is highly recommended: a particularly beautifully restored modernist villa designed by architect Robert Mallet-Stevens for...
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Special places & events: Opal Coast, French, West and Zeeland Flanders ... and beyond ;-)
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Discover the most beautiful tourist attractions and events on the French Opal Coast, French Flanders, Belgium, and Zeelandic Flanders.
Historic Mining Center (Lewarde, France)
The largest mining museum in France. Entirely dedicated to the mining and processing of coal in the last 270 years and...
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The gardens of Valloires (Argoules, France)
These 8 hectares of beautifully landscaped botanical gardens of Valloires belong to the Abbey of Valloires. This is a Cistercian abbey...
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Cloth Hall (Ypres, Belgium)
Ypres' Cloth Hall and Belfry are imposing. Ypres was very well known in the Middle Ages for its cloth industry. Especially the...
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Menin Gate (Ypres, Belgium)
Almost every Belgian knows the Menin Gate: the gate where tens of thousands of fallen soldiers of World War I are engraved with their names. Each...
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By Gisèle - Herberge "In Sint Elooi" (Houtkerke, France)
Madame Gisèle Coudeville is a living legend, her village café "Au Saint Eloi" is de facto living heritage. She has since...
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The Gravensteen (Ghent, Belgium)
is one of Belgium's most popular tourist attractions. This ancient fortified moated castle dates back to 1180 and is located in...
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Our Lady Basilica (Boulogne-sur-Mer, France)
The Our Lady Basilica of Boulogne-sur-Mer is a majestic church, say cathedral, stands on the hilltop in the old town,...
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Chartreuse Notre-Dame-des-Prés (Neuville-sous-Montreuil, France)
Beautiful and and very old abbey. The monastery was founded in 1325 by the Order of the Carthusians ("Chartreux"...
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Our Lady of the Sand Church (Berck, France)
Very tuneful church in the French seaside town of Berck. Lots of wood trim, especially many stained glass windows and room for as many as 1,500 churchgoers....
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