Been taking the tram along that section of coast line, you

can still see some of the stuff you talked about.

Zeebrugge is a popular port of call on all Transatlantic cruises taking the Northern crossing,  Zeebrugge,  Le Harve, Amsterdam...

The most popular excursion people do on this port is to go to Brugge.   IIRC it is on the World Heritage List,  quite similar to Strasburg's setting.   Since weather was not good,  overcast with frequent drizzles,  we chose to head to a grocery store near the port,  bought an all day pass allowing you to board any public transportation that run along the coast line from border to border.  We were thinking in case it rained hard,  we would be spared because we would be riding the tram.   It turned out to be a very smart choice as those who headed to Brugge,  were met with major down pour by noon...  Their leisure walking along the canals was all ruined.  lol.

Along the ride, at some sections on the shore (not on the beach, but across the road on the low hills along the road side)  we saw plenty of the 堡壘.  We were quite puzzled at that time as we thought WWII did not have battle fronts on this coast... 

 

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• Love Brugge, one of my favorite, visited in the early 90’s -jzjz- ♀ (131 bytes) () 07/21/2022 postreply 21:20:38

• 布魯日本身是世界遺產，當然非常有看頭。 -咪嗚- ♂ (0 bytes) () 07/22/2022 postreply 02:21:56

• I like Strasburg more. The two cities are very similar. -goingplaces- ♀ (0 bytes) () 07/22/2022 postreply 12:54:19

• 我起來了，我們吃完中早飯就去參觀。太陽又出來了，要熱了…Oostende -咪嗚- ♂ (355 bytes) () 07/22/2022 postreply 02:20:38

• 邊遊邊寫遊記？好主意。 -ezra- ♂ (0 bytes) () 07/22/2022 postreply 08:09:44