Paterskerk (De Panne, Belgium)
It was built in 1906. It was the chapel where King Albert I attended mass during the First World War...
Read more...Special places & events: Opal Coast, French, West and Zeeland Flanders ... and beyond ;-)
It was built in 1906. It was the chapel where King Albert I attended mass during the First World War...
Read more...is an oddity in our collection. In fact, this 500 m³ water tank/reservoir would have remained a noble unknown if...
Read more..., also sometimes known as Sinte-Flora Castle, is no longer one of the most attractive castles in...
Read more...The Molenpad in Eggewaartskapelle is a particularly picturesque country lane. It is short, one of the most beautiful in Flanders, and winds its way...
Read more...On the Belgian coast, you can find two more protected heritage districts. The first is the picturesque Albert Dumont district in De...
Read more...Also recommended: the school museum in Boulogne-sur-Mer. Nostalgia is everywhere and you can try out calligraphy yourself with a...
Read more...Nice (and educational) to visit when you are in Boulogne-sur-Mer: "la Maison de la Beurière". Is a...
Read more...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....
Read more...The Dumont neighborhood is a historic villa district located between the center of the seaside town of De Panne and the sea. A real...
Read more...This unique industrial heritage from 1887 was restored to its former glory and has been opened fairly recently (sometime in 2023 only)...
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