ゼーラントの洞窟・トップ11

フェーレにあるデ・キャンプフェールセ・トーレンは、水辺に直接建つ印象的で歴史的な建物で、中世にまで遡る豊かな歴史を持っています。ここからはフェールセ・メールと港の素晴らしい景色を眺めることができ、フェーレの趣のある通りはすぐそこの角にあります。

Like Refugium Ten Duinen, this was a refuge for Cistercian monks who reclaimed the area around Hulst in the late Middle Ages. It is one of the oldest buildings in Hulst and used to be part of the Baudeloo complex, which also included a large garden. Over the centuries, the building has also served as a governor's residence, hospital and boarding school. The Zeeland Music School is now located here. The building has a particularly characteristic tower: a pagadder tower. In that tower, small men sat on the lookout. They warned shipowners when their ship was approaching. The term pagadder is derived from the Spanish 'pagare' (to pay). This either has to do with the fact that the men were paid per ship they saw, or it is a reference to their small stature. If you were too small to become a soldier in the Spanish army, you became a 'pajadore' (paymaster). Incidentally, in Antwerp a small man is still called a 'nen pagadder'.

Slot Oostende or Slot Ostende is a former castle in Goes. The castle was located between Sint Adriaanstraat, Wijngaardstraat, Oostendestraat and Singelstraat in the centre of Goes. An old hall of the castle is part of the current Singelstraat 5, a national monument. A former tower is also included in the current buildings. In 2009, the municipality decided to expose more remains of the castle. In the meantime, test excavations have been carried out in which unknown elements of the castle have been exposed, such as a previously unknown round tower. In 2015 it was announced that a restaurant, hotel and brewery will be established around the remains of Slot Oostende. The first castle buildings date from the twelfth century by the lords Van Schengen. Later, the castle was taken over by the Van Borssele family. The original name was Torenburg, the name Slot Ostende dates from the sixteenth century, when Jan van Oostende, lord of Ostend, owned the castle.

Moermond Castle is a moated castle in the Dutch town of Renesse, which is currently used for private gatherings such as meetings, weddings, parties and business meetings.

Slot Moermond, a medieval castle in Renesse on the Dutch island of Schouwen-Duiveland, was first built around 1229 by Costijn van Zierikzee. Over the course of its long history, the castle has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. The current building dates largely from 1513, when Jacob van Tuyll rebuilt it with the help of his wife Adriana van Wissekerke, incorporating parts of the old gatehouse, which dates back to the 14th century. The castle is surrounded by a wide driveway and a moat, which underlines its historic charm. It is located in the middle of the 45-hectare Moermond estate, which also serves as a nature reserve. Over the centuries, Slot Moermond has undergone several reconstructions, including extensions in the 17th century, when it received a stair tower, among other things. During World War II it served as a residence, but was badly damaged by the devastating flood of 1953. After extensive restorations in the 1950s, the castle regained its splendor and is now used for private events and as a wedding venue. The castle and the surrounding estate are not only an architectural gem, but also offer an idyllic setting for nature and history lovers. Although the castle is not open for regular tours, visitors can explore the grounds and take a look inside on special occasions. It is a living example of the region's eventful history and the importance of historical buildings in the province of Zeeland.

The park contains several bunkers from the Second World War, still largely intact. Large steel plates have been placed on the bunkers, with inspiring lines of poetry by Henri Looymans. A treasure hunt for children is recommended, where they have to find letters in the poems. These letters together form a word. There are also all kinds of playground equipment, such as slides and a zip line.

15世紀後半から16世紀半ばにかけて、フェールは重要で裕福な港町でした。中心部には、美しい貴族の家々、印象的な市庁舎、巨大な大聖堂が、この黄金時代を偲ばせます。現在、古いレンガ造りの防御塔、Campveerseer Toren の周辺では、ウォータースポーツと観光が生活の中心となっています。 華やかな祝宴。趣のある暖炉のある部屋で、Veerse Meer の両側の景色を眺めながら、長いテーブルが並べられました。雄大な船が通り過ぎていきます。1575年6月21日、まさにこのような光景だったのでしょう。当時、フランスのシャルロット・ド・ブルボン王女と、後のオランダ国王ウィレム王子が、ここで結婚式を祝いました。今日、Campveerseer Toren のレストランは、当時とほとんど変わらない姿をしています。 真に王宮のようなホールは、500年以上前の要塞内にあり、Romantikhotel の一部の部屋やレストランからは、内陸の水域を遮るもののない眺めることができます。この城壁は、1440年にはすでに町の宿屋として機能していました。そして16世紀の王族の滞在の後も、多くの著名人が訪れました。例えば、モナコ公レーニエ3世とグレース・ケリーは、1958年6月30日にここで食事をしました。 出典: https://boardingcompleted.me/2021/03/18/veere-in-zeeland-stadt-mit-reicher-historie/

素晴らしい場所です。日帰り観光客の往来を楽しむ。人々を観察する… それ以上は必要ありません。