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| Zeebrugge | ||
| region | Flemish region | |
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| Residents | 4.301 (2014) | |
| height | 1 m | |
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Zeebrugge is a district of Bruges, the place is on the North Sea coast and is one of the largest Belgian ports.
background
Zeebrugge actually belongs together with the town of Zwankendamme Lissewege, since 1971 part of Bruges. The 235 km long gas pipeline ends in Zeebrugge Interconnector, through which natural gas has been transported from Great Britain to the grid on the European continent since 1998. An 814 km long gas pipeline also leads to the port from Norway. There is a large wind turbine park on the right-hand embankment.
getting there
By plane
The Brussels Zaventem Airport is about 120 km away Brussels South Charleroi Airport also offers travel options.
By train
- The Kusttram De Panne-Oostende-Knokke has several stations in Zeebrugge: 1 Zeebrugge Strandwijk, 2 Zeebrugge Vaart, 3 Zeebrugge Kerk and 4 Zeebrugge Zeesluis
- There is a train connection to Bruges. There are stops in Zeebrugge 5 Zeebrugge-Dorp, 6 Zeebrugge beach, 7 Lissewege and 8 Zwankendamme
By bus
In the street
By boat
- Zeebrugge is also the destination of cruise ships. You create on 9 Albert II dock or on 10 Leopold II dam. Excursion offers lead to, among other things Bruges (17 km), Ghent (60 km) or Brussels (120 km).
mobility
Map of Zeebrugge
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Harbour Cruise. Tel.: 32 59-706294. 75 min drive through the port, past the gas terminal, the Belgian naval base, and the tern island.
activities
- 1 Seafront Maritime. Tel.: 32 50-551415. Maritime theme park. Attractions: lightship “West Hinder”, submarine “Foxtrot”.Price: Admission adults € 12.50, children from 12 years € 9.
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Practical advice
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Web links
http://zeebrugge.net/ - Zeebrugge official website
