In the heart of Blankenberge, at Breydelstraat 10, lies a remarkable piece of history: Majutte’s Cottage. This is the oldest preserved and classified fisherman’s house on the Belgian coast, built in 1775. Step inside and travel back in time to experience the life of a fishing family in the 18th century! Why is a visit to Majutte’s Cottage worth it? - ...
The monument to a Saltimbanque stands beneath the historic Paravang on Havenstraat-Franchommelaan in Blankenberge, close to the marina and Leopold Park. What can you expect at Saltimbanque? This striking artwork by the Dutch artist Folkert de Jong was installed during Beaufort 2012, the art triennial along the Belgian coast. -
The Paravang in Blankenberge is a charming relic from the Belle Époque period and one of the city's most iconic landmarks. This elegant structure was built in 1908 as a windscreen for the elite who visited Blankenberge as a seaside resort at the time. What makes the Paravang so special? -
The Hubert Mill in Wenduine is a beautiful wooden grain mill with a rich history. Built in 1880 by miller Jan Hubert, this mill is one of the best-preserved traditional windmills along the Belgian coast. Until 1934, the mill was actively used for grinding grain. Today, the Hubert Mill is a beloved heritage site and a fascinating destination for visitors of all ...
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