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The Pigeon! Beautiful street art.

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Very nice little harbor in a great place.

A typical Dutch windmill. Easily accessible on foot via a footpath on the edge of beautiful Veere.

The Grote Kerk is a large house with a rich history. The church, built in the 14th century, was used by various religions and institutions throughout the centuries. In the 16th century, construction work was halted. In fact, the church was too large for the small Veere. From then on, the church was used as a multifunctional building. The church has a strategic location because it offers a wide view of the sea and land. During the French occupation, Veere was heavily bombarded by the English fleet. Fortunately, the church remained undamaged. During this period, the upper floors were used by the French army as a hospital. Horses were stabled on the ground floor. After 1815, under the new Dutch regime, the church was used for many years as a military function. From 1839, it became a hospital again, then a shelter, etc. Today, it is an empty church and is used as an exhibition space. In clear weather, a climb to the top is recommended. Once you reach the top you have a beautiful view of the polders, the charming town with its harbour, the fortress of Veere, the Veerse Meer and the sea.

A very beautiful mill on the outskirts of Veere. The mill in Veere is called De Koe and is located at Warwijcksestraat 16 in Veere. It is located on the former mill bastion in the west of Veere. It is a gallery mill from 1909, which was in operation until 1964. The mill was commissioned by Jacob Willem Markusse after his old mill, dating from 1736, burned down in 1907. The new building bears the name of the old mill. Source: entdecke-walcheren.de/taxonomy/term/57