Dorpscentrum Veere

Very nice historical port city.
An absolute highlight on Zeeland.
Very nice little streets with the historical houses
and a beautiful harbor.
Absolutely worth seeing!

A settlement with a mill, harbor dike and individual houses in today's local area is mentioned for the first time at the end of the 13th century. Even then there seemed to have been a ferry to Kamperland. Veere experienced its first heyday from the 15th century, above all through the cloth trade. In the period that followed, it was business relations with Great Britain that ensured wealth in the city. In the 16th and 17th centuries Veere was one of the most powerful cities in the Netherlands. With Napoleon, and the associated ban on trade with England and Scotland, the decline came. Until the Veersedamm was built, it was fishing that fed the people of Veere. But that was the end of the separation to the sea in 1963. Today Veere is a popular tourist destination, without its own oversized accommodation complexes.
Source:
info-zeeland.de/kurzportrait-veere-fakten-und-tourismus

First-class service and delicious pizzas

One of several windmills

Nice little town. My tip: drive to the lock system and look at how the ships are lifted through the water. Funny also cyclists who cross the lock, sometimes push them, sometimes they drive. I also tried to drive it and it gets damn tight.

Berry is always worth a visit.

In the summer months there is a historical market on Tuesdays.

A trip to the picturesque town of Veere on the Veerse Meer, worth every time again!