Sluis Travel Guide

 nicoleken Says:  Windmill “de Brak” (1739)This old Dutch flourmill, built as a fortress mill, was the first in the area to be made of stone. 

 nicoleken Says:  The only belfry in Holland (1375). Heavily damaged during Worl War II, afterwards restored in its old splendour. In the tower of the belfry stands the wooden statue of Jantje van Sluis, Flanders oldest carillon player. From the tower you have a mangificent view of the... 

 kristii Says:  It is really nice to go around the town, because it is small and nice. You don´t feel that speed and hurry here like you can in the big citys.. You can only sit back and relax.... 

 kristii Says:  Was built on 1375, heavily damaged on a WW II, but restored as it was originally.In the tower of the belfry stands a wooden statue of Jantje van Sluis, Flanders oldest carillon player. 

 kristii Says:  The best thing is that there is no modern skyline or huge trucks... The archidecture is very nice and beautiful and makes you enjoy the town very much.. If you planned to stay here for few hours, then now you don´t want to leave before the day is over.. 

 kristii Says:  Like windmills, so are the canals part of Netherlands.. You will know what I mean when visiting there.. :)Sluis is beside a canal and you can enjoy your box of cocolates while siting beside it and taking the time off.. 

 kristii Says:  Can you say no?? Can you resist those chocolate delights?? You have probably not been in this shop!! Once you have seen what they offer.. you never want to leave without some sweets...I have to say it was my favorite place there :-D 

 kristii Says:  I don´t think no city in Netherlands could manage without a windmill. Neither can Sluis, this beauty was builded 1739. But as you drive around the country you find something interesting in every mill and see how different they are from each other 

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