Domburg Town Center

The city center with many nice cafes, restaurants and shops

In the region of today's Domburg there was a Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Nehalennia until it was flooded in the 3rd century AD. In 1223 the small town received city rights. The village behind the dunes is one of the first Dutch seaside resorts. As early as the 17th century, those seeking peace and quiet came from the surrounding area, for example from Middelburg. Domburg officially calls itself a bathing resort from 1834. The village gained real fame when nobles from half of Europe were treated by the physiotherapist Johann Mezger.
This reputation still has an effect today and attracts those looking for relaxation but also the hip party people not only in midsummer.
Source:
info-zeeland.de/brief-portrait-domburg-facts-and-tourism

Cozy village nestled out of the wind behind the dunes. For atmosphere and cosiness, please give a 9/10.