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The Flood Monument in Kruisdorp is a memorial that was unveiled on January 31, 2003, exactly fifty years after the 1953 Flood Disaster.

single track that requires concentration

beautiful view over the Polders

DeWaterbus boarding point Fort Liefkenshoek. DeWaterbus. It's a breeze. DeWaterbus takes you smoothly to and from the city and the harbor, wherever you're coming from. It's a sustainable and fast alternative to driving. You can also easily combine DeWaterbus with tram, bus, or bicycle. The 8 boarding points are: Lillo - Liefkenshoek - Kallosluis - Zwijndrecht - Sint-Anna - Steenplein - Kruibeke - Hemiksem "Affordable, fast, and sustainable travel" You can find all information and timetables at: https://dewaterbus.be/

Beautiful quiet route on a long dike!

During the Middle Ages when Hulst was a wealthy city it had a beautiful town hall. However, the people of Ghent set it on fire in 1452. The people of Hulst built a new town hall and set it on fire themselves when mercenaries from Ghent had entrenched themselves in it (1485). The current town hall dates from 1540 and was thoroughly restored in the mid-20th century.

During the long occupation by the Spanish, the Protestants were expelled in the 17th century. As a result, Hulst is a Roman Catholic city with a basilica. Construction of the Saint Willibrord Basilica began in 1200 and it took until 1534 before it was finished. But Hulst was often a war zone and it changed religions from time to time: from 1645 to 1807 it was Protestant. From 1807 to 1929 it was even half Protestant and the other half Catholic, separated by a wall. Since 1929 it has been a full Catholic church. A thorough restoration at the end of the last century restored this basilica to its former glory. But the tower is somewhat special. During the Second World War, in 1944, the upper tower was destroyed and replaced by what you see now. Visitors have different opinions about the beauty of the tower, but everyone completely agrees about the interior: a beautiful openness. The choir with stained glass windows from the early 19th century depict the life of Saint Willibrord and the history of the church. The church also has a beautiful and unique French-Flemish organ from the early 17th century. In 2009, this church was declared 'The most beautiful church in the Netherlands'.

At this location you can admire the artwork of Caroline Coolen. Here you can capture a beautiful memory. Three playful foxes are ready to dive into the polders. The silent hint to Reynaert the Fox, the uncrowned king of the Waasland, is perhaps not a coincidence. A nice location to take a picture with Reynaert and the 'Free Foxes' .