Tourist attractions Terneuzen

As well as a rustic interior by Cadzand (1850) in which a fine stove is noteworthy, on display in this museum are tools used in the cultivation of flax and madder, as well as a section dedicated to the working horses of Zeeland.

Near the Dutch border, Watervliet's 16C church houses a fine 15C triptych painted on wood and interesting Baroque furnishings.

Extensive excavations near one of the town gates has revealed ruins of this gateway, dating from the 16C. As it was also a watergate, it stood above a navigable tunnel giving access to a military harbour. From the top of the nearby ramparts, you will..

The gabled town hall ( stadhuis ), flanked by a square tower, dates back to the 16C. The St.Willibrord basilica (bSt-Willibrordusbasiliek ) is a beautiful Gothic building. Its tower has an excellent peal of bells. For more than a century (1807-1931),..

Located close to the Ghent Gate (Gentsepoort), this monument was erected in honour of Renart, as the surroundings of Hulst were described in a 13C Dutch story inspired by the Roman de Renart .

This church has an impressive 14C steeple, terraced with smaller steeples. In the nave, you can see decorated balusters and satyrs' heads. A part of the church, decorated with blind Gothic arcades in red brick, is occupied by a 17C tomb.

Originally constructed in the 15 C, this church was partly rebuilt in 1621 after a fire. The main nave is very high. Take a good look at the north gate , which is finely decorated in the perpendicular style and includes a large bay topped with a hem..

The central square is dominated by the town hall (the stadhuis ). Built in the 15 C, this structure was remodeled in the 18 C and now has a rococo facade.