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This waterway 'De Langelede' is a man-made canal in the Belgian town of Wachtebeke, between the Dutch border and the Moervaart.

In the shade and close to the waterfront of De Langelede. You don't need more to enjoy your break. Just sit on the side and watch the passing boats or people, fun!

The Kloosterbos is a nature reserve in the north of East Flanders and is divided between Zelzate and Wachtebeke. It is, just like the Heidebos and the Stropersbos, one of the last remnants of what was once an extensive forest and heathland area from Maldegem to Stekene. Most of the trees in the current forest have been planted in the last 200 years, before that it was mainly heathland, as can be clearly seen on the Ferraris map. A number of zones in the forest have been set up as play forests. The forest has had the FSC label since June 2010.

The Kloosterbos is a nature reserve in the north of East Flanders and is divided between Zelzate and Wachtebeke. It is, just like the Heidebos and the Stropersbos, one of the last remnants of what was once an extensive forest and heathland area from Maldegem to Stekene. Most of the trees in the current forest have been planted in the last 200 years, before that it was mainly heathland, as can be clearly seen on the Ferraris map. A number of zones in the forest have been set up as play forests. The forest has had the FSC label since June 2010.

I find everything here beautiful and we call the polders our front garden since they start in front of our house! We have a good view 24/7! I can recommend all the cycling routes here!

There are many large and varied walking trails, as well as a play forest, a grass field and a sand hill area. You can also spot deer.

The new town hall was built in 1938 to a design by Ghent architect Geo Bontinck. The old town hall (Franz Wittoucklaan 33), dating from 1868 and designed by architect Edmond de Perry-Montigny, was then repurposed as a maternity hospital and clinic. The new town hall was built in a surprising modern style. It was intended to symbolize modern Zelzate as an industrial town along the Ghent-Terneuzen canal. Today, Zelzate's town hall is a beautiful example of modernist architecture from the interwar period. The building is clearly influenced by the Dutch architectural movements of that period. Protected since 2005. Source: https://meetjes.land/poi/305/gemeentehuis-zelzate

At this location at the Memorial you can view three air raid shelters for one person. These small bunkers were used as guard posts.