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| Middelburg | ||
| province | Zeeland | |
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| Residents | 47.939 (2016) | |
| height | 3 m | |
| Tourist info | 31 (0)118 674 300 www.uitinmiddelburg.nl/ | |
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Middelburg is the capital of Dutch province ZeelandThe city is located on the peninsula Walcheren. In addition to the city of Middelburg, the places also belong Arnemuiden, St. Laurens as well as Nieuw- and St. Joosland to the municipality of Middelburg.
background
In the Carolingian era, a small settlement was built near some of the gullies. Around 880 a refuge was built northeast of it, which was conveniently located in a curve of the Arne. In 1217 Middelburg received city rights from the Count of Flanders and the Count of Holland. When the Arne silted up, the town was connected to the Sloe by a new canal (1535). In 1574 the city was captured by Dutch troops after a long siege.
After 1585 Middelburg experienced its golden century. The “Chambers” for Zeeland of the United East Indies (VOC) and the West Indies Compagnie (WIC) settled in the city. The economic boom led to urban expansions like that Nieuwe Stad around the Oostkerk. This heyday ended around 1660, with the establishment of the Middelburgse Commercie Compagnie (MCC) 1720 provided a slight renewal.
The French period (1795-1813) heralded a long decline, which lasted into the 20th century despite the construction of the canal through Walcheren and the Vlissingen - Roosendaal railway line.
On May 17, 1940, a huge fire as a result of a German bombing destroyed a large part of the city center. In 1944, a large part of the city was flooded when the Allies destroyed the dikes at Walcheren to drive away the German occupiers. In the autumn of the same year the city was again heavily shelled.
On November 4, 1944, Middelburg was liberated and the reconstruction could begin. Most of this was done in the old style, so that today the city has the appearance of an old historical city again. Between 1988 and 1992 a new residential area was built on the former VOC site around the Dokhaven. In 2004 the city administration moved from the city center to a new administration building on the canal.
getting there
By plane
By train
The 1 railway station is connected to the NS IC network. The regional trains also stop at 2 Arnemuiden train stationwhich is located in the municipality of Middelburg.
By bus
In the street
The is located about two kilometers south of the center 
39 (Middelburg) the motorway 
or 
. This brings travelers from the east (Breda and Bergen op Zoom) and from the west (Vlissingen) here.
By bicycle
Middelsburg is the start or end point of the national cycle route Landelijke Fietsroute 13 (LF13 /Scheldt-Rhine route: from Middelburg via Breda, Tilburg, Eindhoven, Venlo to Duisburg). The one also leads through the city Dutch North Sea Cycle Route LF1. This begins at the border with Belgium and runs along the coast The hague to Texel.
By boat
mobility
Public transport
railroad
The NS station in Middelburg is on the other side of the Kanaal door Walcheren. From here IC go to Vlissingen (.14, .44) and via Roosendaal, Rotterdam and The Hague HS to Schiphol (.15, .45).
City bus
- 65: Train station -Tromboneweg
- 69: Train station - Churchilllaan
- 181: Middelburg NS - Nieuw en Sint Joosland - Oost-Souburg (Buurtbus)
- 459: Middelburg NS - Arnemuiden (Belbus - call bus)
- 481: Middelburg NS - Nieuw en Sint Joosland - Oost-Souburg (Belbuurtbus - call neighborhood bzs)
Streekbus
- 10: Middelburg - Terneuzen - Kloosterzande - Hulst (Veolia)
- 50: Middelburg - Terneuzen - Zelzate - Ghent
- 52 : Middelburg - Oostkapelle - Domburg
- 53 : Middelburg - Zoutelande - Westkapelle - Domburg
- 54 : Middelburg - Veere
- 55 : Middelburg - Vlissingen
- 56 : Middelburg - Koudekerke - Vlissingen
- 57 : Middelburg - Oost-Souburg - Vlissingen
- 58 : Middelburg - West Souburg - Vlissingen
- 133: Middelburg - Burgh-Haamstede - Zierikzee - Oude Tonge
- 864: Middelburg - Veere - Oostkapelle - Domburg - Zoutelande - Vlissingen (Only runs in summer.)
By bicycle
The splendid city center of Middelburg and of course the rural surroundings with their many cycle paths built through the fields are ideal for small and large tours.
There is an overview of the "bike-friendly restaurants"
here on the official website of the Dutch tourist association VVV.
From Middelburg some cycle routes lead along the most beautiful places in Walcheren. There are signposted routes to Veere, to the coast near Vlissingen or for avid cyclists a lap Walcheren: from Middelburg to Veere, Vrouwenpolder, Oostkapelle, Domburg, West chapel,Zoutelande, Vlissingen and back to Middelburg (60 km).
There is a ferry that takes the bikes for free if you want to cross the Veerse Meer. Larger groups should register in advance:small ferries across the Veerse Meer
There are limited departure times in (May, June and September):
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays only
from Veere 10.15 a.m., 11.15 a.m., 12.15 p.m., 3.00 p.m., 5.00 p.m.
from Kamperland 10.45 a.m., 11.45 a.m., 1.15 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 5.45 p.m.
Bike rental
Guarded parking spaces
Middelburg has two guarded bicycle parking spaces (Bewaakte fietsenstalling):
- Delta cycle, Zusterplein (behind the market).
- Rijwielshop Middelburg, Kanaalweg 22 (NS train station)
Tourist Attractions
Churches, synagogues
- Abdijkerken, Onder the gates. Monastery brothers of the Vroomezeele Abbey near Ieper (West-Vlaanderen) built a monastery inside the castle in 1123, which in 1127 became part of the order of the Norbertines (also Premonstratensian or in the Netherlands Witheren called) the St. Michaels Abbey of Antwerp passed over. At the beginning of the 12th century A Romanesque monastery church was built, which in 1255 was replaced by a larger Romanesque-Gothic church, the current one Koorkerk (Eng .: choir church), was replaced. Not much later, a parish church was built on its west side, which was consecrated to St. Nicholas. Today this is the one New Kerk (German: New Church). The abbey complex was greatly expanded in the Middle Ages, and the abbot was one of the most powerful lords of Zeeland. After the Reformation, the Nicolaaskerk was dedicated to Protestant honorary service in 1577, the Koorkerk followed in 1597. The provincial government moved into the abbey complex. The Tussenkerk (Eng .: Zwischenkirche), the separated western part of the Koorkerk, was in 1659 as Illustrious school (higher school) put into use. When the Germans bombed the city on May 17, 1940, the abbey complex went up in flames. Between 1941 and 1954 the churches were rebuilt in their old splendor. The interior is Protestant and sober, and the abbey complex has also been carefully restored. Today it houses the again Provinciale Staten van Zeeland, the Zeeuws Museum and the Roosevelt Study Center.Open: Mon - Sat 10.30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun 1.30 p.m. - 4.30 p.m.
- Abdijtoren or Lange Jan, Onder the gates. After 1350 the construction of the octagonal abbey tower began. In 1712, after a fire, the tower was given a new structure with clockwork, carillon and lantern as well as an onion-shaped top. When it was rebuilt after 1940, the tower was rebuilt in the old style. Those who climb the 207 steps are rewarded with a great view over the city and Walcheren.Open: Apr - Oct Mon - Sun 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., July - Aug until 5 p.m.
- Oostkerk, Oostkerkplein 1. The Oostkerk was the first church in Middelburg for Protestant honorary service in the then newly built district in 1648-1667 Nieuwe Stad built. Various architects were involved in the construction. The Hague builder Bartholomeus Drijfhout decided on a central building: an octagonal symmetrical church with a dome. After his death in 1649, the work was continued under the leadership of Arend van 's-Gravensande. When he died in 1662, Louis Jolijt succeeded him. In 1661 the population rebelled against excessive taxes on wine and beer, which financed the building of the church. Three years later the building was idle. Inside, the church appears spacious and bright. The double-walled dome is supported by eight heavy Ionic columns and crowned by a lantern. The city coat of arms is emblazoned above the main entrance. The dome, which can be reached via a narrow staircase, offers a beautiful view of the interior of the church and, from the outer gallery, of the city.Open: May Oct Thu, Jun Sep Tue - Thu, Jul Aug Tue Fri 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Jul - Aug Thu 12.30 p.m. - 1 p.m. Lunch break concert.
- Gasthuiskerk, Long Delft. The "Hospital Church" was established before 1500 in the former St. Barbara chapel.Open: Jul - Aug, Thurs 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
- 1 Engelse Kerk, originally the chapel of the no longer existing cellulite monastery in the Simpelhuisstraat.
- Evangelical-Lutherse Kerk, Zuidsingel.
- Doopsgezinde Gemeente, Long Noordstraat 62. This church building is from 1880. It is one of the younger listed buildings in the city. On open days (kerkenpadwandeling) to visit.
- synagogue, Herenstraat 14. Middelburg was the first city outside of Amsterdam where Jews could freely worship. The old synagogue and two cemeteries are two monuments from this period. A gate with the inscription “House of Gathering” and the year of construction 1705 gives access to the synagogue, which is located behind two residential buildings. The almost square building was destroyed in 1944. 50 years later, the Sjoel rebuilt.Open: on open days and by arrangement.
Buildings
- Stadhuis, market. Tel.: (0)118 674300. Eight members of the famous Mechelen family of architects, the Keldermans, took part in the construction of the town hall from 1452 onwards. In 1460 the town hall with its richly decorated late Gothic facade was completed. In 1492 it was restored after a fire and a sheet hall was built over the meat hall. Between 1881 and 1918, P.J.H. Cuypers had the building thoroughly restored. When the city was bombed on May 17, 1940, it burned out completely from the inside. During the post-war reconstruction, the Gothic gable was restored to its original form. In 2004 the city administration left the building. The Roosevelt Society has been housed there ever since.Open: Guided tours: Mon-Thu, 1.30 p.m. and 2.00 p.m.Price: Admission for adults: 4.25 (as of 2015). Tickets at the Tourist Shop, Markt 51.
- Vleeshal, market. Tel.: 31 (0)118 652700. In the meat hall, the old Gothic hall in the town hall, in which the meat was weighed and traded, exhibitions and projects on contemporary art are organized on a regular basis. The role and position of the visual arts in society is always emphasized. Except in the Vleeshal there are also exhibitions in the Cabinets van de Vleeshal, Zusterstraat 7.Open: Tue - Sun 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
- Stadskantoor, Kanaalweg 3. The new Technical Town Hall from 2004 on Kanaal door Walcheren replaces the medieval town hall on the market. It was designed by the German architect Thomas Rau and consists of an 80 m long substructure and four towers. In the population it is called "container ship with four chimneys".
- Stadsschuur, Stadsschuur 2. The elongated “city barn” was built in 1585 as a warehouse for urban building materials. Around 1900 and in 1998 the building was heavily restored and renovated. There is a sundial on the south wall and the high tide between 1686 and 1845 is marked in the wall.
- Sint-Jorisdoelen, Balans 25. On the gable of the “St. Georg Rifle Guild” proudly stands the year “1582”. The building of the foot archers was completely destroyed in May 1940. The gable was rebuilt in its old splendor and is crowned by Saint George and the dragon he defeated.
- Kloveniersdoelen, Achter de Houttuinen 30. In the garden behind the “Guild House of the Musketeers” the musketeers practiced with their “rifles”. In the Schützenhaus, which was built in 1607 in a rich mannerist style, they met for meetings and banquets. In 1787 the Schützengilde was dissolved and the building was sold to the VOC. It served as a garrison hospital until 1940.
- 2 Van de Perrrehuis, Hofplein 16. The eye-catching building with its curved front facade got its name from Johan Adriaen van de Perre, who commissioned the construction of the luxurious city palace in 1763. From 1868 to 1995 it served as a courthouse. It has housed this since 2000 Zeeuws Archief. A triangular, transparent archive building was erected on the east side. The gate of the building comes from the brewery De drye tonnekens (1620). Exhibitions are regularly organized in the basement.Open: During exhibition times: Tuesday to Friday and 1st Saturday of the month 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Graanbeurs, Damplein. Reconstruction of the old grain exchange from 1767.
- Kuiperspoort. Former city gate in the narrow street of the same name. The storehouses with a basement are from the time of the VOC. The gate building with the characteristic Middelburg colors red, white and yellow was bought by the cooper's guild in 1612. The cooper made the barrels and barrels in which water, wine, beer, salted meat and butter were packed.
- 3 Coepoort, Molenwater. Nothing remained of the medieval city walls. The Damport and the Noordpoort were also demolished. Only the Koepoort ("cow gate"), more of a decorative gate than a fortification, was preserved. It was built in the Louis XIV style in 1735. The gate has natural stone pillars on four sides and a roof decoration with trophies and vases.
Houses and Hofjes
- 4 Little house with a stepped gable, Pottenmarkt 10 12.
- "'S-Hertogenbosch", Vlasmarkt 51. House (1665) of the mayor Duvelaer. An important example of a classic architectural style.
- "In the dry tar tons", Kinderdijk 146. Warehouse.
- 5 Sint Antheunishofje. Hofje from the middle of the 16th century.
Mills
- Getijdenwatermolen, Stadsschuur 1. This tidal water mill consists of a chamber lock, a sewer and a grinding tunnel. The locks are from 1763, the water mill is older. At high tide the water of the Nieuwe Haven Embedded in the inland canal to drive the water wheel through the grinding passage at low tide. At spring tide, the water was led over the sluice in order to thoroughly “scour” the harbor against silting up. After Middelburg was closed from the open sea around 1859, the mill was shut down. In 1994 it was restored.
- 6 Seismoles. Grain windmill from 1728. It has been extensively restored. Old foundations (tarring) of an even older mill were exposed. A bench in the park was designed with old center pieces (roeden). Mills in the Netherlands can mostly be visited when they are turning.
- Molen De Hoop, Vlissinger bolwerk. Grain windmill from 1736.
Museums
- 7 Zeeuws Museum, Abdij. Tel.: 31 (0)118 653 500.
The museum shows in a modern, multimedia and attractive way the world-famous tapestries from the 16th century, splendid porcelain and painting collections, surprising fashion and the “wonder rooms” with art from West and East India as well as Zeeland. In addition, appealing changing exhibitions are presented.Open: Tue - Sun 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Admission: Adults € 9.50.Accepted payment methods: Museum card.
- 1 Mini mundi (Parking spaces are free), Podium 35 4337 WV Middelburg. Tel.: 31 (0)118 415 400, Email: [email protected].The former "Miniatuur Walcheren" began as a symbol of the reconstruction after World War II. In 1954 this park opened its doors. Here everyone could see in detail how beautiful Walcheren had become again. The park is still there and has attracted millions of visitors. The Zeeland villages are at your feet. Flowers and bonsai trees make this mini island just as blooming as it is in reality. With the last move and the name change, "Miniatuur Walcheren" has been modernized and various structures have been added.Open: see website.Price: Summer price adults € 12.50, children € 8.50.
- Bolwerke. End of the 19th century the fortifications were converted into a 4 km long green area. Today they are Bolwerke partially built-up or covered with parked sheet metal. There are still old wall windmills on the Seisbolwerk and the Vlissinger Bolwerk.
- Kaaien. To expand the port capacity, the southernmost city canal was set up as a port in the 16th century. This is where the Kaaienwhose names refer to the city's trade goods and relationships: Bierkaai, Turfkaai, Rouaansekaai, Londensekaai). To the Kaaien there were tall warehouses and patrician houses as well as offices. The Kamer Zeeland the VOC had its seat in East-Indian Huis at the Rouaansekaai. This impressive complex of warehouses and administration buildings was completely destroyed on May 17, 1940. Although the VOC also had its own warehouses, it also stored its goods in private stores. The 16th century storage houses on Kinderdijk (nos. 84-90) are named: Channel ("Cinnamon"), Olifant, De Kemel and De Muyl ("Elephant", "Camel" and "Mule"). A large VOC shipyard was established in the Maïsbaai area in the 17th century, where 363 East Indiamans were built. He was supervising the big white house on the Maïsbaai Opperequipageemeester the VOC construction, maintenance and equipment of the ships. He was also responsible for recruiting sailors and soldiers. Three old bridges span them Kaaien: the Spijkerbrug (1863), the Dokbrug (1876) and the Bellinksbrug (1855).
- Damplein. The monumental buildings of the Damplein and the - on summery days - overcrowded terraces give the square a metropolitan flair. End of the 10th century A dam was laid in the Arne. The new port was protected by a water gate (1350). Around 1540 the new inland ports were built along the Kaaien dug. The old port was transformed into the Prins Hendrik dry dock in 1875. The new Damplein was created in 1970 by demolishing a city block. The Graanbeurs is a reconstruction of a building from 1767.
- market. A general goods market has been held every Thursday on the market square in front of the town hall since the Middle Ages.
- Vismarkt. The “fish market” from 1599 is a picturesque square with a classicist gallery, fish house and water pump in Louis XV style. Today, fish is no longer sold here, but antiques and curiosities in July and August.
activities
- 2 Round trips Middelburg, Achter de Houttuinen 39. Tel.: 31(0)118-643272. With small open boats through the canals of the city. With explanations.Open: Driving season: Apr-Oct, Mon-Sat.Price: 5-10 €.
swimming pool
A large leisure pool can be found in Goes
Airfield
- "Midden-Zeeland" airport, Calandweg 10, Arnemuiden. Tel.: 31 (0)113 613289. Daily sightseeing flights with small powered aircraft.
Events
February
- Art and culture route , Different galleries and studios, each with a different theme, open their doors to lovers of art and culture.
April
- King's Day and is celebrated on the birthday of King Willem-Alexander on April 27th.
May
June
- Middelburg vol-koren (1st WE), Middelburg. What at first looks like a congress of organic bakers (folk = Whole grain), Middelburg is actually “full of choirs”. Numerous choirs, singing groups and ensembles from the region and beyond perform at various locations in the city center.
- Smaak van Zeeland (Mid-month), Middelburg. The “Taste of Zeeland” presents the rich regional cuisine.
- Middelburg Music Festival (June), Middelburg. Chamber music with soloists.
July
- First folkloric day (Thursday, mid-July), Middelburg, Abdijplein. Ring riding with carriages.
- Mosseldag, (end of July), Middelburg, Vlasmarkt, Koorkerkplein and Damplein. Try and enjoy mussels and other seafood.
- City of Dance (sat, end of July), Middelburg. Dance event in the streets of Middelburg.
August
- Folkloric day (Mid-aug), Middelburg, Molenwater. The Zeeland wrestling competition.
- Post summer festival, in Middelburg on the Abdijplatz. End of Aug (beginning of Sep), music, theater, visual arts and literature in the heart of Middelburg.Price: admission.
September
- Open Monument Days. (2nd WE). Monuments in Zeeland open the door and gate.
October
- Museum night (End of oct.), various museums in Zeeland. Museums open their doors in the evening. With children's activities, theater performances, exhibitions, films and music. There is usually something to eat too.
November
- Sinterklaas moves in(Mid-nov), including in Middelburg.
December
- Christmas night, (24.12.), Middelburg
shop
Middelburg is one of the cities in the Netherlands with the most varied range of shops. Of course there are also the big department store chains here, am Long Delft. The specialty shops, boutiques, curios and antique shops, antique shops and galleries can be found mainly in the 8 Langeviele pedestrian zone and their side streets. Also Spiegelstraat, Nieuwe Burg and the Grote Markt offer lots of nice shops.
- The best Boluses von Zeeland ”bakes and sells Baker Sam Makelaars, Langeviele 70.
- "Real Zeeland butterBabbelaars“Sells the J.B. Dietsch, Market 23.
- De Zeeuwse Winkel, Rotterdamse Kaai 13. Here you can get souvenirs from Zeeland that really (mostly) come from the provinces: tea towels, postcards, candles, Zeeland delicacies, jewelry ...
opening hours
The opening times of the shops (there are exceptions) are: Mon 1 p.m. - 6 p.m., Tue - Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. / 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Most Banks are open Mon - Fri 9.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. Some banks are at the respective Koopavond open until 6 p.m. or even until 8 p.m.
Shopping evening and open Sunday
The weekly "Koopavond" is on in town Thursday. In Arnemuiden and Nieuw- en St. Joosland this is on Friday. The department stores and most shops are then open until 9 p.m. The open sunday takes place in Middelburg - except in January - on the first Sunday of the month. The shops are then open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Markets
- On the market in front of the town hall:
- General market of goods. Open: Thu 8.30 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
- Vegetable and fruit market. Open: Sa 8.30 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
- Book and curiosity market. Open: Easter - autumn holidays Mon 8.30 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
- At the 3 fish market:
- flea market. Open: Feb - Dec every 1st Sat of the month 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
- Antiques and curios market. Open: mid June - end of Aug Thu 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
kitchen
For those who love it, we recommend boiled mussels. The wild or in the Oosterschelde Farmed mussels cost between € 12 and € 15 per serving.
Cheap
- 1 De Drukkery, Market 51. Tel.: (0)119-886886. Actually a cultural center with a bookshop, but also an excellent and popular lunch room.Open: Mon 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Tue - Sat 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Thu until 9 p.m., 1st Sun of the month 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
- 2 Conny's drink & eethuis, Market 21. Tel.: (0)118-613201. Open: Mon - Sun 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Thu 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., Jul - Aug Mon - Sun 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Closed in winter.
- De Herberg café-restaurant, Pottenmarkt 2. Tel.: 31 (0)118 625539. Open: Mon - Sun 5.30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Closed in winter.
- 3 Pannekoekhuis "De Kabouterhut", Oostkerkpkein 7/8. Tel.: 31 (0)118 612276. Pancakes.Open: Apr - Oct Tue - Sun 12 p.m. - 7.30 p.m., Nov - Mar Tue - Sun 4.30 p.m. - 7.30 p.m.
- Le Café V&D, Long Delft 31a. Tel.: 31 (0)118 613947. (V&D department store).Open: Mon 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Tue, Wed, Fri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Thu 9.30 a.m. - 9 p.m., Sat 9.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.
- HEMA coffee shop, Long Delft 10. Tel.: 31 (0)118 636022. (HEMA department store).Open: Mon 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Tue - Fri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Thu until 9 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Pardoes Eeterij, Reigerstraat 3. Tel.: 31 (0)118 628295. Pancakes and tea.Open: Mon - Sun 9.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. Closed Mon Sun in winter (except during holidays).
- 4 Grand cafe de Kruitmolen, Kruitmolenlaan 129. The bowling alleys can probably be rented again from July 1, 2020. Repair cafe At the moment the customers of the Repair Cafe have to enjoy their coffee outside on the terrace.
medium
- "De Mug", Vismarkt 56. Tel.: 31 614851.
Pub with grill room and restaurant. Rich selection of beers: 11 on tap and around 120 from the bottle as well as that EigenMugBitter.Open: Tue - Sat, public holidays 5.30 p.m. - 11 p.m. (admission 4 p.m.).
- 5 "De Vriendschap", Market 75. Cozy café and restaurant with modern furnishings. Although the terrace is overcrowded on nice days, the atmosphere remains relaxed and the service is friendly and competent.Open: Mon - Sun from 11.30 a.m.
- 6 Café "De Geere", Langeviele 51. Tel.: 31 (0)118 613083. Cozy bistro for coffee, tea, lunch or dinner and of course for an aperitif (borrel) Live music at WE.Open: Tue - Thu 11 a.m. - midnight, Fri - Sat 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.
- 7 De Abdij, Abdij 5. Tel.: 31 (0)118 635022. Restaurant, coffee house.Open: Mon - Sat 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
- Ten Wijngaert, Wijngaardstraat 1. Tel.: 31 (0)118 6634633. Regional cuisine.Open: Tue - Sun 12 p.m. - 10 p.m.
- Surabaya, Stationsstraat 20-22. Tel.: 31 (0)118 6635914. Indonesian cuisine.Open: Tue - Sun 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Upscale
- 8 De Gespleten arent, Vlasmarkt 25-27. Tel.: 31(0)118-636122, Email: [email protected]. Open: Tue - Sat 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
- De Kluizenaer, Lammerensteeg 5. Tel.: 31 (0)118 625287. Zeeland specialties.Open: Wed - Mon from 5 p.m.
- 9 Restaurant Scherp, Wijngaardstraat 1-5. Tel.: 31 (0)118 634633. Restaurant with fine cuisine and a lot of devotion to fresh fish and regional products.Open: Fri - Tue 6:00 p.m. - midnight (kitchen until 9:00 p.m.), Mon, Tue, Fri also lunch.
accommodation
Cheaper:
- 2 Kaepstander, Koorkerkhof 10. Tel.: 31(0)118 64 28 48, Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Bed & Breakfast, Mini Hotel.Feature: Garni.
Learn
Around 600 students have had the opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree in various subjects in English since 2004 (Roosevelt Academy). In addition to the normal courses, there are courses in summer 2015: here
Work
security
The Zeeland-West-Brabant Police Corps has an office in Middeburg:
health
- Huisartsenpost Goes 0900-1785
- Huisartsenpost Vlissingen 0900-1985
- Huisartsenpost Zierikzee 0900-1585
- Spoofers Hulp Goes 0113-234250
- Alarm / Ambulance 112
- 1 Medical Center Kalverstraat, Noordbolwerk 35. Medical center. In an emergency, tourists also have to first visit a family doctor or the family doctor's first help center ('huisartsenpost', abbreviated to 'HAP' (does not exist in Middelburg). In some cases, the family doctor will refer you to the emergency room in Goes Family doctor, it can happen that those with statutory health insurance receive a private bill.
doctors
There are 20 general practitioners' practices in Middelburg here Huisarts Middelburg enter and it will appear about 20 for Middelburg.
Pharmacies
There are currently five pharmacies in Middelburg.
- Pharmacy Middelburg, Kalverstraat 1, 4331LZ Middelburg. Tel.: 31 (0)118 820399, Email: [email protected].
Practical advice
There is a tourist shop on the market:
- 2 Uit in Middelburg, Market 51. Tel.: 31(0)118 674300. Open: Mon 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tue, Wed, Fri 9.30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Thu 9.30 a.m. - 5 p.m., 9.30 a.m. - 5 p.m., 1st Sunday of the month 1-5 p.m. Closed on public holidays.
- Stamps can be bought anywhere that postcards are also available.
- 4 Old main post office, Korte Delft 6. Postage stamp machines.Open: Mon noon-6 p.m., Tue 8.30 a.m.-6 p.m., Wed 8.30 a.m.-6 p.m., Thu 8.30 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri 8.30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat 8.30 a.m.-5 p.m., closed on Sundays.
- 5 Long Delft, Long Delft 39. Postage stamp machines.Open: Mon 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tue 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wed 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thu 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fri 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on Sundays.
trips
The former island Walcheren you can get around on a bike, for example, in one day. see Westkapelle # excursions
Web links
- http://www.middelburg.nl/ - Official website of Middelburg
- Page where you can see the opening times of monuments
