ベルゲン・オプ・ズームのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Beautiful area. Different every season.

It's a very interesting experience to walk through a pond like this. The name Moses Bridge is fitting. Climbing the tower is definitely a MUST.

Here you can walk through the water with dry feet... or drive.

Bridge through the water

From here you can find beautiful hiking trails and MTB trails and you can also easily get on your racing bike from this car park.

Fort De Roovere is a redoubt near Halsteren (on Schansbaan/Ligneweg) that was part of the West Brabant Waterline. It is an earthen fort connected to Fort Pinssen by a rampart (Ligneweg). The fort is open at the rear, and consists of two bastions at the front. The fort has a dry moat, and the slopes are covered with trees. The fort is located near the Brabantse Wal.

Fort Pinssen was a 17th-century fort that was part of the West Brabant Water Line, the connected series of forts, trenches and inundation areas between Bergen op Zoom and Steenbergen

Brave the 129 steps and enjoy the beautiful view at a height of 25 metres. At this height you have a view over the West Brabantse Waterlinie, you can see all the way to Steenbergen and you can see the famous Peperbus of Bergen op Zoom. Even in foggy and rainy weather the view is famous. Ro & Ad Architects from Bergen op Zoom designed the Pompejus tower. In addition to a lookout tower, the Pompejus tower also serves as an open-air theatre. Just like the trench bridge in the moat of Fort de Roovere, the footbridge at 't Ravelijn and the Bunkertreppe at Benedensas, this tower is also a landscape and architectural icon.