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The provincial court is located on a beautiful market square in a great setting.

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Markt bike parking (180 spaces, including 6 cargo bike spaces). Free access daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. You may leave your bike for a maximum of 24 hours. More bike parking locations can be found at https://www.brugge.be/mobiliteit/parkeren/vind-een-parking/fietsparking/publieke-fietsparkings

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Wine hotspot of culinary enjoyment.

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Always nice for a break 🐎👍🌞

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Love that planet walk

Cycling and (marked) walking paths. Children's playground and fishing pond.

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Beautiful historic building

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Beautiful green surroundings

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Beautiful forest where you can cycle.

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big bench

Free ferry

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Beautiful museums in the centre of Koekelare, one of the seasonal workers in the 1950s and one of Käthe Kollwitz.

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The belfry is 83 meters high and was built in the 13th century. In the late Middle Ages, the tower, which towered above all other buildings, demonstrated the power of the self-confident, wealthy bourgeoisie and served as a fire watch.

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Bruges is the capital of the province of West Flanders in Belgium and, along with the district of Zeebrugge, borders the sea. In the late Middle Ages, Bruges was a center of the textile industry and long-distance trade, and thus a birthplace of early capitalism. The Dukes of Burgundy transformed the city into one of the most culturally and economically prosperous cities in the world. The beautiful old houses still bear witness to this era today. Canals crisscross the city, inviting visitors to take a boat tour. Today, Bruges attracts many tourists from all over the world, which leads to very crowded streets in the city center.

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Gravel along the Wijnendaele Estate

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By naming this bridge structure, the city of Ostend honors a deserving Nobel Peace Prize winner: Nelson MANDELA (born 1918, Nobel Peace Prize 1993, died 2013) dedicated his long life to non-violent resistance against the apartheid policy (racial segregation) in South Africa.

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Moere station is a historic station located along the Groene 62, the former railway line between Ostend and Torhout. This station was built around 1868, when the railway line was built by the "Société Anonyme du Chemin de Fer d'Ostende à Armentiers". It served as an important connection between Paris and Ostend, which was especially useful for Parisians who wanted to travel quickly to the Belgian coast. Today, Moere station is one of the few stations along the Groene 62 that has been preserved in its original state.

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The Statieput in Eernegem, also known as the Stationsvijver, is a historical pond located in Eernegem. This pond was originally dug as a water reservoir for the railways and has a surface area of approximately 5 hectares with a depth of approximately 2.40 meters. The water was previously used for the boilers of steam locomotives and sent to Ostend via pipes. The pond was enlarged in the 1920s and has retained its current shape ever since.

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Nowadays the castle is a luxury hotel/restaurant and conference centre (Restaurant realised in 1990 and hotel built in 1996 by the then organisers of the Rock Torhout festival). On the other side of the Torhout - Oostende road lies the domain of the Wijnendale castle.

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The history of 'Domein d' Aertrycke' begins in 1865 when August de Maere, the spiritual father of the port of Zeebrugge, acquired 98 ha of the 'Verloren Kost' domain. In 1869 he had the now centrally located neo-Gothic castle built to a design by the Antwerp architect Joseph Schadde. In 1897 August de Maere, who had in the meantime been elevated to the nobility, was given permission to add d'Aertrycke to his name. With the exception of a short period after the First World War, the domain remained the property of the family. Xavier de Maere, the last owner of the castle, became known as second-in-command of the Belgian South Pole Expedition 1958-1959. After the death of his mother, who was the last of the family to live in the castle, he concluded an agreement with the West Flemish provincial government for the partial opening of the castle domain to the general public. In 2012, the province acquired full ownership and Domein d'Aertrycke became a fully-fledged provincial domain.

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