The ramparts date from the 14th century, when Sluis flourished as a trading city due to its location on the Zwin, then an important estuary and waterway. Towards the end …
Do you still smell it The smell of burned wood? No, just kidding, that should be impossible. Because the fire we are talking about dates back hundreds of years. So …
The ramparts and canals have been well preserved and are now home to rare plants and animals. A walking path now leads over a large part of the ramparts. Enjoy the beautiful views of the Retranchement and its surroundings.