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De Haan aan Zee train station
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June 15, 2021
Cycling
Take a detour through the streets Normandielaan, Rubenslaan, Jornaenslaan, Tenierslaan and walk around the "La Potiniére" park. The villas in the Concessie district in De Haan look like dollhouses, small castles with turrets and bay windows, the gables decorated with half-timbering or the name of the house.
In 1889, none other than King Leopold II granted the permit, the "Concessie", for the construction of the district and decreed that the builders did not exceed a certain height, that their houses were surrounded by gardens and that they were built in the Anglo-Norman architectural style.
In 1889, none other than King Leopold II granted the permit, the "Concessie", for the construction of the district and decreed that the builders did not exceed a certain height, that their houses were surrounded by gardens and that they were built in the Anglo-Norman architectural style.
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