Our neighboring colleagues! Excellent (classic) cuisine and open six days a week (closed on Mondays) with, of course, beautiful views of the Westerschelde. Solskin is best known as a seafood restaurant but they offer something for everyone.
Address: Boulevard Bankert 58, Vlissingen. Tel.: +31 (0)118 417 350
An attractive and excellent Italian Brasserie/ Restaurant at prime location on the Boulevard. It serves authentic dishes from classic Italian cuisine. You can visit here EVERY day from 5pm.
Address: Boulevard Bankert 282, Vlissingen. Tel: +31 (0) 118 412737
Brasserie Evertsen has a unique location in the heart of Vlissingen. You can come here both during the day and in the evening, six days a week. (Closed on Thursdays) Besides the delicious food (traditional and something for everyone), it also offers a visual spectacle of passing ships and pilot boats coming and going.
Address: De Ruijterplein 1, Vlissingen. Tel: +31 (0) 118 414498
The Delta Works were the Netherlands’ response to the Great Flood Disaster. They protected against high water, but also made Zeeland more accessible and created new nature reserves.
On the night of 31 January to 1 February 1953, the Netherlands was hit by the Watersnoodramp. This disaster was caused by a heavy north-westerly storm combined with spring tides. Dykes broke and large parts of Zeeland were flooded. There were many casualties. The Delta Works should prevent such a disaster from happening again in the future. They are the largest defence system in our country against high water from the sea.
On the southwest side of Walcheren is a beautiful strip of nature. A landscape that combines sea, beach, dunes and forest. This 7km long nature reserve starts at the Nollebos on the west side of the boulevard in Vlissingen and ends with the Zouteland dunes.
The Nollebos is an approximately 26-hectare nature and recreation area. Created around the creek remnants left over after the 1944 dike breaches. The dike breaches were the result of bombing by the Allies during the liberation of Walcheren.
With the forest planted later, it is now a recreational area. Both spontaneously and through adapted management, it has become a very diverse nature reserve over the years.
Guided city walk through the old town. Listen to stories about Vlissingen’s past and present, discover where Michiel de Ruyter lived and how high the water rose during the infamous 1953 flood.
See the only tree that survived the storm surge and why are those flats so crooked. During the walk, our guide will show and tell you all about it.
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n high and low season seven days a week, outside at weekends. You can see the city from a modern solar train, connecting public transport (train, ferry Breskens) and car parks with the city centre and tourist attractions.
From 9.55am to 12.30pm and from 4pm to 6pm shuttle service to and from Vlissingen city centre.
From 13.00 to 16.00, the one-hour tourist round trip will be run without explanation.
Around Hooge Platen, a few kilometres inland from the ports of Vlissingen and Terneuzen, the sandbanks are populated by large groups of seals.
It is also a coming and going of many birds looking for food during low tide. A unique piece of nature in the Westerschelde estuary, which can easily be visited with the Jacob van Artevelde. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars or rent one!
In twenty minutes, you can sail to the island of Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, where you can go for lovely walks or cycle rides. Take your bicycle on board for a ride along the coastal cycle path towards Cadzand. You can take the solar train to the departure from Vlissingen.
Illusion Antwerp, Chocolate nation, Antwerp Zoo, Museum Plantin- Moretus, Meir
(famous shopping street), flea markets and street markets.
Historic centre, De Markt, guided tours, boat trip, chocolate museum
Castle Gravenstein, Historic sites Graslei and Korenlei, Beer and brewery tours,
round trips.
Beaches, good restaurants, trendy shops and chic boutiques, Casino, Zwin Nature Reserve Park, cycling
Cycling, Het Zwin nature reserve, marina, beaches
Steam train Goes-Borsele, nice shopping town
Between 1900 and 1920, Domburg was a true artists’ village. Many artists, such as Jan Toorop, came to Domburg because of its special light. Castle Westhove, Domburg Golf Club, Marie Tak van Poortvliet Museum, seaside resort, many shops, restaurants
An atmospheric, idyllic town located on Lake Veere. Discover special buildings such as the Grote Kerk and the Campveerse Toren. There are also regularly lively historical markets in the town.
Middelburg city brewery, Sjakie’s Chocolate Museum, Mini Mundi