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schielen Says: This small town advertises itself as 'the most Flemmish town in The Netherlands'. This is certainly partly true due to the language spoken in this town, which is almost the same as on the Belgian side of the border, and due to the architecture of the old buildings. Mostly...
schielen Says: The coast of The Netherlands has great sand-beaches. In the picture you see a sunset behind a container-ship. The black lines in the front are two rows of wooden wave-breakers. In wintertime there can be quite severe storms, which are the origin of hugh waves who dammege the...
Sailing or just looking at the...
schielen Says: Sailing or just looking at the many sailing ship that have Terneuzen as there home port, or are just sailing by.It's location on the bank of the Westerschelde* makes Terneuzen an ideal starting point for extensive sailing trips, on inland waterways as well as on the...
schielen Says: The second largest jazz-festival in The Netherlands (the largest is the North-Sea jazz-festival in The Hague) takes place in the first week of june in Terneuzen. Many of the big names in jazz are to be seen and of course heard in the open air but mostly in Porgy & Bess. Here...
1 Review and 11 Opinions The hotel also have a very nice restaurant, Grand Café de la Vie, and 3 meetingrooms. Grand Café de...
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Sadewa: The best Indish family restaurant around
pieter_jan_v Says: Sadewa is a small restaurant operated by Remco & Angela. Remco Calbo started the restaurant in 1999 after an extensive reconstruction of one of the oldest Terneuzen buildings.His aunt Anne Calbo guaranteed some of the finest traditional Indonesian receipes.Sadewa is a Wayang...
Chinees-Indisch Specialiteiten...
catnl Says: Chinees-Indisch Specialiteiten Restaurant 'KOTA RADJA'Markt 24, TerneuzenTel.: 0115-694078 Fax: 0115-694225Kitchen opened:11.00 - 22.00 hrs.
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The only fast way to get to Terneuzen is by car. From the south go to the Belgian town Gent, and from there follow the canal straight to the north (30 kilometers from Gent). From the east first fo to Antwerp and take the road to the Belgian coast (in the direction Oostende, Knokke) to the small town of Zelzate on the Dutch-Belgian border. From there go straight to the north (allong the canal)(50 kilometers from Antwerp).
The most touristic (scenic) route is comming from the north. You will have to use a ferry to get accross the Westerschelde. There is a ferry from Kruiningen to Perkpolder east of Terneuzen, the second one is from Flushing (Vlissingen) to Breskens.
These ferries are quite big! More then 200 cars can find a place on them. In the daytime there is a departure every half hour, in the evening every hour. Sailing time is about 20 minutes. If you want to use one of these ferries in the high-season (summer), be prepared for a waiting time of over an hour! Comming from these ferries either side just follow the signs to Terneuzen.
There is no railway station in Terneuzen.
There is very little public transportation in Terneuzen. Either you use your car, or rent a bicycle (or walk since the town is not that big).
Updated Aug 25, 2002
schielen Says: Don't take a swim in the Westerschelde! This sea-arm gets it's water from the river Schelde that flows in Belgium along various industrial areas, the last beeing the nuclear plant just north of Antwerp. It's one of the most poluted water-ways in Europe.
Beeing a port Terneuzen is one...
schielen Says: Beeing a port Terneuzen is one of the Dutch towns which are known for the drugtrafficing. In the daytime and in crowded places you will probably notice nothing of this. Visiting the small red-light district at night is maybe not such a good idea (unless you are a sailor who...
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If you are very interrested in the petro-chemical industrie you might consider a guided tour on the grounds of the DOW-factory, the largest from this compagnie outside the USA.
Written Aug 25, 2002
ATLC Says: The tourist office of Terneuzen is at:Markt 11-134531 EP TerneuzenTel.: 0115-617960Fax: 0115-648770e-mail: terneuzen@vvvzvl.nl I'm sure that if you email them, they can send you all the information you need.The English version of the Tourist Information website is at...
avdb1948 Says: Boulevard VlissingenVVV VlissingenOude Markt 34381 ER VlissingenPhone 00 31 (0)118 422190www.vlissingenpromotie.nl
Braakman Holiday Park proves...
catnl Says: Braakman Holiday Park proves that camping in a luxurious way does not have to be expensive!From ƒ25,- (about 10,20 Euro) a day for the whole family:- incl. 5 persons- incl. electricity usage- incl. parking- incl. warm water- incl. extra 2-persons tent If you need some more...
See the market place. It's the...
schielen Says: See the market place. It's the centre of the old city. The impressive lamppost are always there, the 'sails' only when there is a festival.
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Terneuzen, my roots are there!
On the 6th of may 1961 I was born in Terneuzen. For the first 26 jears of my life I have lived here. Seeing Terneuzen as a location on a global tourism-internet site was a big suprise to me! Since no...
Lovely canals, the monumental city hall, the abbey and "Lange Jan"; cultural & historic are prominent present in Middelburg. Costume, Zealand mussels and Middelburg abbey beer prove this city has a...
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