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アトランティックウォール・ラーフェルサイデ野外博物館は、ベルギーにある博物館で、第一次世界大戦と第二次世界大戦中にフランドル海岸を確保するためにドイツ軍が使用した掩体壕を一般公開しています。

flooding of the iron plain

Bachten de Kuppe is always nice to cycle

Merkenveld is and remains a very beautiful forest for walking, cycling and mountain biking

Be careful because the promenade is a shared space between cyclist, pedestrians and go-carts. Lower your speed and be a polite cyclist.

Westfront Nieuwpoort is an impressive visitor centre that tells the story of the strategic flooding of the IJzervlakte during the First World War. Situated under the imposing King Albert I monument at the De Ganzepoot lock complex, the centre brings the history of Nieuwpoort to life with interactive exhibitions, authentic objects and an immersive 180° projection of the IJzer panorama.

Beautiful cycle path along the canal.

The King Albert I Monument in Nieuwpoort was erected in 1938 in honour of King Albert I and the Belgian troops during the First World War. The monument, designed by Julien de Ridder, is circular with a diameter of 30 metres and consists of twenty columns made of brick from the IJzer valley. In the centre is an equestrian statue of King Albert I, made by sculptor Karel Aubroeck. On top of the ring beam is a walkway with orientation tables that offer a beautiful view over the IJzer plain. Below the monument is the interactive visitor centre Westfront Nieuwpoort, which tells the story of the flooding of the polder plain in 1914.