Do you love birds and nature? Then you must not leave Zeebrugge before visiting Het Zwin: a beautiful nature reserve teeming with (migratory) birds, often referred to as the 'international airport for birds'.

In addition to a beautiful beach, a cool nature reserve, and a thriving restaurant culture, Zeebrugge has yet another unique asset: its international seaport, the beating heart of Zeebrugge.

The largest sandy beach at the Belgian coast? Zeebruges owns it! Enjoy the tranquillity and space at this well-kept beach.

On the beach of Zeebrugge, you will find a mysterious figure looking at a boat in the air. The boat rests on 10-metre high trestles and weighs 3000 kilos.

Situated at Bruges' Grand Place and right next to the famous Belfry, the Historium takes you back in time.

The iconic concert hall serves as the landmark upon arrival in Bruges. With its red terracotta tiles, this modern building is perhaps the most recognizable structure in the Bruges city center.

Beaufort is an art triennial that transforms the Belgian coastline into a unique art route. Contemporary artists display their works in harmony with the natural and urban landscapes. Enjoy this captivating outdoor exhibition as you explore the coast.

The Triennale in Bruges is a triennial international art festival that brings together contemporary art and architecture in the historic city center. Visitors enjoy a unique mix of traditional and modern art.

The For Freedom Museum in Knokke-Heist brings the history of World War II to life with authentic artifacts, dioramas, and personal stories. The museum offers a deep and moving insight into this significant period.