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For other places of the same name, see Messines (disambiguation).
 Should not be confused with Messina.
Messines
​((nl)Mesen -(pcd) Messene)
The entrance to the Ridge British Cemetery and the New Zealand memorial.
The entrance to Ridge British Cemetery and the New Zealand Memorial.
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Country
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Area
Population
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Nice
Official languages
Other language
Postal code
Telephone prefix
Location
50 ° 45 ′ 33 ″ N 2 ° 53 ′ 43 ″ E
Official site
Touristic site

Messines is a town Dutch speaking from Belgian Westhoek To linguistic facilities for francophones and the smallest town of Belgium.

Understand

Tourist information office

  • 1 Toerisme Mesen Logo indicating a link to the website Markt 22, Logo indicating a telephone number  32 57 22 17 14, fax : 32 57 48 65 63, e-mail : Logo indicating timetables Mon.- sea. : h 30 - 12 h, Game. : h 30 - 12 h and13 h 30 - 18 h 30, Fri. : h 30 - 12 h.

To go

By train

The nearest stations are at Ypres and to Comines.

By bus

  • Line 742  – The regular line From Lijn noto 742 « IeperThe Bizet »Crosses the town on a north-south axis.

By car

  • Coming from the north and Ypres :
  • Coming from the east and from Kortrijk :
    • join the highway A19 and take the exit 2a to take the national road NOT58 until Warneton then turn right on NOT336 (Ypres causeway) to the locality Four Kings and, finally, on the left the NOT314 (komenstraat).
  • Coming from any other direction:
    • join the highway A25 (LilleDunkirk) until the exit exit 8 The Chapel of Armentières (in order to avoid crossingArmentières) then take the departmental road D945 then, on the left the D7 to the Belgian border and then the national road NOT58 until Warneton then turn right on NOT336 (Ypres causeway) to the locality Four Kings and, finally, on the left the NOT314 (komenstraat).

Circulate

To speak

Messines is a so-called easy commune. The majority language is Dutch but French can be used with authorities and road signs are bilingual.

To see

Patrimony

  • 1 St. Nicholas Church Featherstonplein

World War I commemorative sites

Bethleem Farm West Cemetery
  • 2 Bethleem Farm East Cemetery Rijselstraat – Commonwealth Soldiers Military Cemetery
  • 3 Bethleem Farm West Cemetery Rijselstraat – Commonwealth Soldiers Military Cemetery
  • 4 Island of Ireland Peace park Armentierssteenweg
  • 5 New Zealand Ridge Memorial Nieuwkerkestraat
  • 6 Ridge British Cemetery Nieuwkerkestraat
  • 7 New Zealand Memorial Nieuw Zeelandersstraat

Do

To buy

Eat

Have a drink / Go out

Housing

  • 1 Messines Peace Village Logo indicating a link to the website Nieuwkerkestraat 9A, Logo indicating a telephone number  32 57 226 040, e-mail :  – Holiday center, 128 beds
  • 2 The Saint-Joseph Cloister Logo indicating a link to the website Oude Kerkhofstraat 11, Logo indicating a telephone number  32 57 466 990, e-mail :  – Bed & Breakfast, 2 to 6 beds

Communicate

Manage the day-to-day

Municipal administration

  • 2 City Hall (Stadhuis) Markt 1

Around

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