Sehenswürdigkeiten in Blankenberge

The pier of Blankenberge is a famous landmark along the Belgian coast. It offers a breathtaking view and the unique experience to admire the Sea and Blankenberge.

Do you love birds and nature? Then you shouldn’t leave Zeebrugge before you paid a visit to Het Zwin; a gorgeous natural reserve that is abounding with (migratory) birds.

The Belle Epoque centre introduces you to the past glory of the Belle Epoque, an era between 1870 and 1914 in which the European bourgeoisie enjoyed reasonable prosperity.

Discover the Fountains, a series of partly artificial, partly natural dune pools, by bike or on foot.

Visit with Knokke Boat in small group, the seals of the Westerschelde! A unique opportunity to admire them up close and to photograph them to your heart's content.

Japan has never been this close! You don't have to fly for hours to get there. In Ostend is the Japanese Garden Shin Kai Tei.

The Mercator is a large sailing ship that has made 41 voyages in almost every ocean. Visit this three-master and learn all about her scientific mission.

Visit the fort that Napoleon had made in 1811, for fear of a British attack on the port of Ostend. But it never got that far...

Escape the busy coastline and retreat to the Polders: a large nature reserve without hedges or trees.

Blankenberge has a number of very beautiful churches: the St. Anthony's Church, the St. Rochus Church and the St. Amandus Church.

Feel the wind on your face and marvel at the spectacle of boats and ships arriving and leaving the harbour.

Formerly used as a city hall, today the building is a space where various artists exhibit their works.