Oostende: Attractions and more...
The Mercator Ship in the Yacht-Harbour, which took part in several science expeditions, has now been converted to a floating museum. ‘Atlantikwall’ is an outstanding complex of tunnels and bunkers built by the German troops during the two World Wars.
Fort Napoleon, an impressive Napoleonic fortress, is the only one still intact in all of Europe. It is now used as a training ground for climbers. Saint Peter and Saint Paul’s church, built in 1905, is a neo-Gothic church; its uniqueness lies in the extensive use of sandstone in its construction.
The Casino of Oostende is one of the largest casinos in Europe and has been attracting visitors for more than 150 years.
Fishing is present everywhere in Oostende and all the restaurants here serve delicious fish preparations. Traditional Belgian fish dishes include ‘Sole à l’Ostendaise’ and ‘Tomate Crevette’.
What to see in detail
North Sea Aquarium
Provincial Modern Art Museum
De Plate Folklore Museum
Will find places of interest on the map. Clock on the attractions for details
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