Ostend for Anchor (Ostend)
On the web site of this event we read, "The largest maritime festival on the North Sea takes place from 1 to
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Top
Flanders possesses many tourist assets (historical sites, museums, landscapes), photogenic locations, and so on. A number of them are real "toppers". The website www.Top.Vlaanderen gives an overview. They are all locations visited by Philippe Vercoutter & Kristine De Loose, host and hostess of Hostellerie Mont Kemmel ****. These toppers are recommended to the guests of this renowned panoramic hotel and gastronomic restaurant.
Our Lady Basilica (Boulogne-sur-Mer, France)
This majestic church, say cathedral, stands on the hilltop in the old town, near the castle. It dominates
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Louvre-Lens Museum (Lens, France)
Branch of the great Louvre museum in Paris. This museum opened its doors on Dec. 4, 2012, so it is
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Top.Flanders experience route Kemmel - Kassel
Top.Flanders is developing a number of routes (car tours, bike tours, routes for motorcycle enthusiasts, and so on) along which there is a lot to do. Follow these
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The bunker of Eperlecques (France)
V1 and V2 bomb missiles were prepared in this World War II bunker. Fortunately, the bunker was largely destroyed in time
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International meeting of wind pilots (Berck, France)
Berck-sur-Mer or Berck-Plage and kite flying have gone together for several years. Even more: Berck is recognized worldwide as the capital of
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Flowering wild hyacinths (Kemmelberg, Belgium)
The Kemmelberg (Heuvelland near Ypres) is known for its wild hyacinths (forest hyacinths) that bloom in all their splendour every spring. So it is not at all
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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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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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Ypres Cloth Hall & Belfry
Ypres was very well known in the Middle Ages for its cloth industry. Especially the quality of the cloth was very popular.
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