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Buitengewoon
Buitengewoon
Brouwershaven -
Question: Slot
Question: Slot
Ring 2Question: Slot
Which castle can you see along the way?
Question 3: Take the last letter of the answer.
Burgh-Haamstede -
Sirjansland
Sirjansland
Sirjansland -
Zilt Lounge- en Eetcafé
Zilt Lounge- en Eetcafé
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Dakon dakbedekkingen
Dakon dakbedekkingen
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Beach Spa Renesse
Beach Spa Renesse
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BRUVINO
BRUVINO
Bruinisse -
Life & Garden
Life & Garden
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Tafelen bij Zeeuws Meisje
Tafelen bij Zeeuws Meisje
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Liberation route Europe | Water en Vuur joods monument
Liberation route Europe | Water en Vuur joods monument
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Brasserie Maritime
Brasserie Maritime
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Walvisbunker
Walvisbunker
Moolweg 4Walvisbunker
Discover the historical Atlantikwall at the Zeepeduinen and Slot Haamstede on Schouwen. This impressive defense line consisted of dozens of bunkers, including the Walvisbunker: a command bunker of the type 117a, located on the highest dune. From here, the Germans had command over all defense works on Schouwen during World War II.
In addition to the Walvisbunker, there are many other bunkers to be found, including standard models that occur throughout the Atlantikwall, personnel shelters, and a hospital bunker. The Stützpunkgruppe Schouwen, an extensive complex of dozens of bunkers in the dunes of Schouwen and in the Slotbos of castle Haamstede, was intended to defend the coast and the Haamstede airfield against an Allied invasion.
Visit this unique location and discover the history of the Atlantikwall and the Walvisbunker. Admire the armored observation dome on the roof of the bunker and see the spaces for a radio, officers, supplies, and the machine gun post for the defense of the bunker itself.
Burgh-Haamstede -
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Looperskapelle
Looperskapelle
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Watch & Question: Monument
Watch & Question: Monument
Watch & Question: Monument
The water, the storm, the silence… Zeeland is largely flooded after the night of February 1, 1953. This area in particular, Schouwen-Duiveland, Goeree Overflakkee, and Tholen, was severely affected. But the danger has not yet passed. In the afternoon, it is high tide again, and the water rises even higher than during the night. People therefore go onto the roofs, and many houses that had survived the night collapse. People drown now as well. Around five o'clock, it gets dark. Thousands of people, wet, cold, and thirsty, enter the second night. On the third day of February, the rescue efforts get well underway. Victims are evacuated by helicopters, and aid workers enter the disaster area with hundreds of ships.
Question 6: Here is the monument for the victims of the disaster in 1953. Every year on February 1st, the flood disaster is commemorated here with a memorial service and a wreath-laying ceremony. On the monument, you will find an appropriate text. Take the last two letters of the second word.
Ouwerkerk -
Theetuin De Stokroos
Theetuin De Stokroos
Nieuwerkerk -
Xavah
Xavah
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Off-leash area Gadrabos-Vroonweg
Off-leash area Gadrabos-Vroonweg
Burgh-Haamstede -
De Herberg Hotel & Appartementen
De Herberg Hotel & Appartementen
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HAK Beveiliging & Adviezen
HAK Beveiliging & Adviezen
Bruinisse -
Standbeeld Job Baster
Standbeeld Job Baster
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Restaurant Asmara
Restaurant Asmara
Burgh-Haamstede -
Minicamping en Landwinkel De Fruitgaard
Minicamping en Landwinkel De Fruitgaard
Burgh-Haamstede -
Interieur Paauwe Zonnemaire
Interieur Paauwe Zonnemaire
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Camping Meidoornhoeve
Camping Meidoornhoeve
Renesse
