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A modernist religious building, original in its form, the materials used, and its very simple interior: constructed of concrete, glass concrete, and steel, the color of its walls evokes that of dunes, its shape that of a hull. Its steel roof, covered with blue tiles, is shaped like two waves breaking into one another; it is surmounted by a copper sphere 1.20 meters in diameter and a cross 5.5 meters high. The light that enters through contemporary stained-glass windows, the work of the Chartres master glassmaker Gabriel Loire, has given rise to its other name, the "cathedral of lights." When the sun's rays pass through them, the effect is magnificent. A protected monument since 2005, it is well worth a visit.

The old railway bed between Langgeleedstraat and Duinhoekstraat has been repurposed. Many recreational cyclists and hikers can now take a gravel path that provides a direct connection to the French border at Bray-Dune.

"Searching for Utopia" is a beautiful and large artwork by Jan Fabre. The turtle, originally installed on the beach during the Beaufort Triennial in 2003, appears to float above the waterbed. It was later moved to the city center, where it can still be seen today. Impressive! Source: https://top.vlaanderen/kunst/searching-for-utopia-jan-fabre-nieuwpoort-belgie/

A beautiful church where the many stained-glass windows playfully play with the daylight. History and architectural style: The parish was founded in 1955. The St. Anthony Chapel was used until 1965. Construction of the current church began in 1959 and was completed in 1964. The architectural style was inspired by the flowing movements of the dune sand and the waves of the sea. Because of its modern architecture and the spectacular incidence of light, the church is called the "cathedral of light." It is therefore a unique church building in Flanders that continues to inspire churchgoers and tourists to a serene visit. More information is available on-site.

A beautiful church where the many stained-glass windows playfully play with the daylight. History and architectural style: The parish was founded in 1955. The St. Anthony Chapel was used until 1965. Construction of the current church began in 1959 and was completed in 1964. The architectural style was inspired by the flowing movements of the dune sand and the waves of the sea. Because of its modern architecture and the spectacular light, the church is called the "cathedral of light." It is therefore a unique church building in Flanders that continues to inspire churchgoers and tourists to a serene visit. More information is available on-site.

Much more pleasant and safer than the parallel street, especially for families with children.