허스트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 동굴

시청은 1977년부터 리펜스 성(Kasteel Lippens)에 자리 잡고 있으며, 이 성은 1879년 히폴리트 드 케르코브-덱사르드-리펜스(Hippolyte de Kerckhove – D’Exaerde – Lippens) 부인과 아우구스트 리펜스(August Lippens), 에우겐 리펜스(Eugeen Lippens) 씨의 의뢰로 지어졌습니다. 본관 옆에는 이전 경비원 숙소가 있으며, 이곳은 2011년까지 경찰서로 사용되었습니다. 앞쪽의 문은 린데플라츠(Lindeplaats)로 이어지며, 이곳에는 아우구스트 리펜스(August Lippens) 씨의 동상이 있습니다. 성 뒤편에는 성곽으로 둘러싸인 성 공원이 있으며, 오늘날에는 뫼르베케의 공공 시립 공원으로 사용되고 있습니다. 잔디 광장에는 드 케르코브-덱사르드-리펜스(de Kerckhove – D’Exaerde – Lippens) 부인을 기리는 동상이 있습니다. 출처: moerbeke.be/bestuur-en-beleid/over-moerbeke/bezienswaardigheden/familie-lippens/kasteel-lippens

Unfortunately, it's only accessible on special occasions. It's worth taking photos from the outside.

Like Refugium Ten Duinen, this was a refuge for Cistercian monks who reclaimed the area around Hulst in the late Middle Ages. It is one of the oldest buildings in Hulst and used to be part of the Baudeloo complex, which also included a large garden. Over the centuries, the building has also served as a governor's residence, hospital and boarding school. The Zeeland Music School is now located here. The building has a particularly characteristic tower: a pagadder tower. In that tower, small men sat on the lookout. They warned shipowners when their ship was approaching. The term pagadder is derived from the Spanish 'pagare' (to pay). This either has to do with the fact that the men were paid per ship they saw, or it is a reference to their small stature. If you were too small to become a soldier in the Spanish army, you became a 'pajadore' (paymaster). Incidentally, in Antwerp a small man is still called a 'nen pagadder'.

The Fort of Stabroek may have seen little action during the two world wars, but now Stafort organizes countless adventures. From paintball to disc golf, Stabroek has something for everyone.

Built in 1907. During the First World War it held out against the Germans for 5 days, but did not play any role in the Second World War. Now you can play paintball there….

The fort was built from 1902 and completed in 1907. Together with the Fort of Sint-Katelijne-Waver, this was the first armored fort in the Antwerp fortification belt. It is the first fort on the anti-tank ditch. The fort did not play an important role during the two world wars and was demilitarized in 1947. For a more detailed description and an overview of the history of the Fort of Stabroek; https://www.fortenbanden.be/pagina/individuele-historie#fortstabroek

Resting place on the right bank at Fort Sint-Filips with a view of the Scheldt where the Bridge of Farnese was located in 1584 and 1585. - info from information board - The bridge of Farnese owes its name to Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma and governor of the Spanish Netherlands. In 1576, Antwerp signed the Pacification of Ghent and joined the revolt of the Dutch provinces against the Catholic Spanish king Philip II. Antwerp then came under Calvinist rule. General Alexander Farnese was given the task of bringing the rebel areas under control. In July 1584, Farnese besieged Antwerp. The polders were flooded and he had the forts of Sint-Marie and Sint-Philips built on the banks of the Scheldt. Between them, he set up a blockade of 32 ships chained together - the bridge of Farnese. This blockade was defended on two sides by 33 ships with pointed posts. She made it impossible to supply the city. Antwerp surrendered on August 17, 1585.

Very good and undulating asphalt road where the 19th century Fort Sint-Philips used to be. The fort has been encapsulated together with polluted soil from the port of Antwerp, so that today only the contours of the fort can still be seen on the basis of the new cycling and walking path.