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Cassel Town Hall, located on the Grand Place

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Lovely square. Lots of parking and safe for cyclists.

Beautiful village, surrounded by water and city walls

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A tapecul (also written tape-cul or tapecu) is a sail set at the rear of a sailboat, then often called a yawl, on the tapecul mast.

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The Porte d'Aire in Cassel is one of the historic city gates that is part of the old defensive wall of the city. This gate is known for its Gothic architecture and is an important historical monument. The Porte d'Aire is located on the southern side of the city and is one of the four gates that are still preserved from the medieval city walls. The gate has a characteristic serrated edge and is decorated with a carved coat of arms and a red inscription.

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In Noordpeene you can follow in the footsteps of the Battle of the Peene. To do this, visit the House of Battle, an exceptional museum.

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The remaining bunker Wn MKB Oye Plage is an impressive remnant of the Second World War and is part of the Atlantic Wall. This bunker is a slanted observation tower designed to resemble a church doorway, in order to mislead British anti-aircraft gunners. The tower is still slanted due to a failed attempt to destroy the building with explosives before the German troops withdrew. The bunker is four storeys high and contains openings for observation and range finding. The internal staircases have been removed for security reasons, so that only the ground floor is accessible. Inside the bunker you can still see the remains of the iron doors and loopholes. .

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The Porte d'Aire in Cassel is one of the historic city gates that is part of the old defensive wall of the city. This gate is known for its Gothic architecture and is an important historical monument. The Porte d'Aire is located on the southern side of the city and is one of the four gates that are still preserved from the medieval city walls. The gate has a characteristic serrated edge and is decorated with a carved coat of arms and a red inscription.

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The Leaning Tower of Oye-Plage is a German blockhouse from the Second World War, designed to imitate a church steeple and mislead British aviators. Located a few kilometers north of the real bell tower, it resisted post-war demolition attempts, remaining tilted about twenty degrees, hence its nickname.

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Bourbourg is a typical town in Northern France, centred around a market square and a church. IN this part of the world, if there is a church, you can bet there is a cafe too. Just be wary of opening times, many cafes and pubs will be closed at 12-2 pm. Make sure to have emergency food with you in case you get stranded.

Well-preserved old gun turret

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To change gear!

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It is a German blockhouse built during World War II as a directional shooting post to monitor the strait of Dover for potential invasions. The tower was built in the shape of a church tower with a cross on top to deceive British pilots. The tower is located on the road to the dunes at “Les Escardines” and is visible from there. The tower was built by Russian prisoners under German command and was completed in 1942. The tower was painted brown, decorated with fake stained glass, and an 11:50 clock face to resemble the church tower of Mardyck near Dunkirk. The tower leans due to an explosion that occurred on September 5, 1944, when German soldiers attempted to destroy it before leaving the area. The tower has become a tourist attraction and is easily recognizable as a landmark.

Old street where there used to be many shops. Still radiates authenticity. The entrance to the private Le Tour Castle is also here.

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House of the rowing club next to the Olympic basin and rowing training.

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The Bourbourg canal connects the Aa to Dunkirk, it ensures the transport of goods. Bourbourg is home to three convents: the Convent of the Capuchins, the Convent of the Sisters and the Convent of the Capuchins of Bourbourg.

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From a distance you have the impression of seeing a lonely church tower in the middle of the landscape, which, however, is no longer vertical and is clearly out of plumb. Supposedly a northern French variant of the famous “Leaning Tower of Pisa” in Italy. But – as so often in life – appearances can be deceiving: this building is not a Christian building, but rather a facility that was formerly used for military purposes.

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