Guidebook for Zedelgem
Food Scene
Hertog Jan
41 LoppemsestraatTer Leepe
168 TorhoutsesteenwegAuberge De Herborist
15 De WatermolenPhare De Vie
23 Gistelse SteenwegThats my favorite place .. go with the kind regards of Dirk
Stoepa
124 OostmeersAlways tasty .. asian touch . a favorit of locals
Amunì
9 BurgSlow cooking pizza's .. best in town
Chang Thong Thai
1 Kleine HoefijzerstraatVery good !!
Three months after top chef Geert Van Hecke closed his 3 star De Karmeliet, he is already behind the stove again. The warmly furnished Zet'joe- West-Flemish for 'warm welcome', with the undertone of 'make it especially easy' - is more accessible, a lot smaller, has less kitchen staff and has a (smaller) menu that goes back 'to the time of the past with the knowledge and experience of today '. Expect, among other things, dishes that he put on the map of De Karmeliet for the first time thirty years ago and now reinterpret with other products and techniques. A refined upgrade of 'rabbit with plums' for example.
6 locals recommend
Zet'joe
11 LangestraatThree months after top chef Geert Van Hecke closed his 3 star De Karmeliet, he is already behind the stove again. The warmly furnished Zet'joe- West-Flemish for 'warm welcome', with the undertone of 'make it especially easy' - is more accessible, a lot smaller, has less kitchen staff and has a (smaller) menu that goes back 'to the time of the past with the knowledge and experience of today '. Expect, among other things, dishes that he put on the map of De Karmeliet for the first time thirty years ago and now reinterpret with other products and techniques. A refined upgrade of 'rabbit with plums' for example.
Hotel - Restaurant Weinebrugge
1 LeikendreefVery good restaurant on only 5oo meters
The best belgium frites award 2016, 2017 and 2018 ! Only 1 minute away
10 locals recommend
Frituur Bosrand
108 Koning Albert I-laanThe best belgium frites award 2016, 2017 and 2018 ! Only 1 minute away
Tête Pressée
100 Kon. Astridlaani like it so much !
De Grilloir
25 Fort LapinBest meat
De Plaats
5 Wapenmakersstraatvegatarian restaurant
NOMAD
12 't ZandDe Bron Vegetarian
82 KatelijnestraatDe Belegde Boterham
5 Kleine Sint-Amandsstraatbest salads in town
Le Pain Quotidien
10 KalandebergEven though its roots go all the way back to 1515, making Café Vlissinghe the oldest café in Bruges, it is still full of life. In summer you can even play a game of pétanque in the garden
68 locals recommend
Vlissinghe
2 BlekersstraatEven though its roots go all the way back to 1515, making Café Vlissinghe the oldest café in Bruges, it is still full of life. In summer you can even play a game of pétanque in the garden
The Siphon has become one of the most atmospheric and cozy restaurants in the Flemish countryside. The fresh eel is still the specialty of the house. Just a few kilometers from Damme, Knokke and Bruges, a dinner in the Siphon is definitely worth it.
Damme Siphon station
The Siphon has become one of the most atmospheric and cozy restaurants in the Flemish countryside. The fresh eel is still the specialty of the house. Just a few kilometers from Damme, Knokke and Bruges, a dinner in the Siphon is definitely worth it.
Lago Brugge Olympia offers a wide range of aquatic adventures for children and adults in West Flanders’ most fun water park. Our 3 new and unique slides will get your pulse racing. You can indulge yourself indoors in the amazing wave pool, wild water course, sauna and the heated lagoon. For small children, we have a heated pool with water toys that guarantee they’ll be splashing around and having lots of fun. Weather permitting, visitors can relax in the large sunbathing area with two outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor whirlpool, various attractions and a terrace. Lago Brugge Olympia also has an Olympic-size 50 m swimming pool.
24 locals recommend
LAGO Brugge Olympia
110 DoornstraatLago Brugge Olympia offers a wide range of aquatic adventures for children and adults in West Flanders’ most fun water park. Our 3 new and unique slides will get your pulse racing. You can indulge yourself indoors in the amazing wave pool, wild water course, sauna and the heated lagoon. For small children, we have a heated pool with water toys that guarantee they’ll be splashing around and having lots of fun. Weather permitting, visitors can relax in the large sunbathing area with two outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor whirlpool, various attractions and a terrace. Lago Brugge Olympia also has an Olympic-size 50 m swimming pool.
Parks & Nature
Tillegem Castle
Bos van Tillegem
Lac
Knokke-Heist
Hot spot ..
Ostend
Essentials
Market Loppem
2a Eninkstraat only 300 metres awy
Okay Loppem
1 HeidelbergstraatEntertainment & Activities
Brugge Kinepolis station
n the Boudewijn Seapark, the dolphins steal the show with their spectacular leaps and the seals and sea lions perform the craziest tricks. But it is not only the sea mammals in this family park that will charm you, but also the twnety outdoor park attractions that offer guaranteed fun for young and old alike. Finally, Bobo's Indoor has twelve great indoor attractions, and Bobo's Aqua Splash provides 1,100 m² of wonderful water fun.
45 locals recommend
Boudewijn Seapark
12 Alfons de Baeckestraatn the Boudewijn Seapark, the dolphins steal the show with their spectacular leaps and the seals and sea lions perform the craziest tricks. But it is not only the sea mammals in this family park that will charm you, but also the twnety outdoor park attractions that offer guaranteed fun for young and old alike. Finally, Bobo's Indoor has twelve great indoor attractions, and Bobo's Aqua Splash provides 1,100 m² of wonderful water fun.
In the unique setting of the former fish auction hall in Zeebrugge you will learn about the Belgian fishing industry and the thriving world port of Bruges. Experience what seaside tourism was like in the past and also in the present. Take on the role of the captain of the West-Hinder lightship or pretend you are a sailor on an authentic Russian submarine. Seafront also has a number of fascinating permanent exhibitions, like Fish from the boat right onto your plate, Fish stories, For freedom and Besieged Coast, Occupied Harbour - Zeebrugge & WWI.
14 locals recommend
Seafront
7 VismijnstraatIn the unique setting of the former fish auction hall in Zeebrugge you will learn about the Belgian fishing industry and the thriving world port of Bruges. Experience what seaside tourism was like in the past and also in the present. Take on the role of the captain of the West-Hinder lightship or pretend you are a sailor on an authentic Russian submarine. Seafront also has a number of fascinating permanent exhibitions, like Fish from the boat right onto your plate, Fish stories, For freedom and Besieged Coast, Occupied Harbour - Zeebrugge & WWI.
Arts & Culture
Bruges
Ghent
Historium Brugge
1 MarktGroeninge Museum
12 DijverSite Oud Sint-Jan
38 MariastraatArentshuis
16 DijverArcheologiemuseum
36 MariastraatBrugse Vrije
11a BurgGentpoort
113 BoninvestGezellemuseum
64 RolwegGruuthuse Hof
36 MariastraatSint-Janshuismolen
3 KruisvestVolkskundemuseum
43 BalstraatConstant Permeke, the most famous Flemish expressionist painter, lived and worked in Jabbeke for more than twenty years. His abode was the The Four Winds, a striking villa commissioned by the artist himself and built, for its time, in extremely modern design. Today it is the location of the Permeke Museum, where the visitor can wander around the artist’s living quarters as well as his garden and former studios. It is without a doubt the place par excellence to admire in total peace and quiet Permeke’s collection of his spellbinding works.
14 locals recommend
Permeke Museum
341 GistelsteenwegConstant Permeke, the most famous Flemish expressionist painter, lived and worked in Jabbeke for more than twenty years. His abode was the The Four Winds, a striking villa commissioned by the artist himself and built, for its time, in extremely modern design. Today it is the location of the Permeke Museum, where the visitor can wander around the artist’s living quarters as well as his garden and former studios. It is without a doubt the place par excellence to admire in total peace and quiet Permeke’s collection of his spellbinding works.
Till Owlglass Museum
Would you like to know more about Tijl Uilenspiegel and his pranks and tomfooleries? And would you like to meet his clones from all over the world and understand the cultural-historical context of this capricious figure? Then Damme is your destination. Here you will not only shake hands with the famous Flemish Uilenspieghel from the 19th century, but also with his 16th-century German colleague and his various 20th-century brothers.
Uilenspiegelmuseum
3 Jacob van MaerlantstraatTill Owlglass Museum
Would you like to know more about Tijl Uilenspiegel and his pranks and tomfooleries? And would you like to meet his clones from all over the world and understand the cultural-historical context of this capricious figure? Then Damme is your destination. Here you will not only shake hands with the famous Flemish Uilenspieghel from the 19th century, but also with his 16th-century German colleague and his various 20th-century brothers.
Drinks & Nightlife
Bar Ran
2 Sint-AmandsstraatThere you can find me ;-)
Groot Vlaenderen
94 VlamingstraatBest cocktails
Huisbrouwerij De Halve Maan
26 WalpleinWorldclass brewery in the centre of bruges.
27Bflat Jazz Club
14 Sint-JakobsstraatMy favorite Jazz & Blues bar
Wijnbar Est
7 BraambergstraatSightseeing
Markt
MarktSmedenstraat
SmedenstraatNoordzandstraat
Noordzandstraat'T Zand
't ZandBelfry of Bruges
7 MarktConcertgebouw
34 't ZandDo you want to avoid the tourists in Bruges? The city has secret streets where almost no one comes. The Oliebaan, a cobblestone road between brown brick walls, is one of them. The road seems to get out of nowhere, but who perseveres comes to a field with fruit trees and cows.
Oliebaan
Do you want to avoid the tourists in Bruges? The city has secret streets where almost no one comes. The Oliebaan, a cobblestone road between brown brick walls, is one of them. The road seems to get out of nowhere, but who perseveres comes to a field with fruit trees and cows.
Godshuis Spanoghe
2-10 KatelijnestraatRombaux Bvba
13 MallebergplaatsApotheek Dryepondt
7 WollestraatMust seen ! The oldest one of europe
De Reyghere bookshop is Flanders' oldest bookshop and was founded by Julie Laridon and her husband Edmond De Reyghere in 1888. Today it is run by her great granddaughter Yvonne Steinberger. In 2000 the bookshop was elected best literary bookshop of Flanders and in 2005 it was taken into the list of most unique bookshops in the world by the International Booksellers Federation
The Reyghere Bookstore
12 MarktDe Reyghere bookshop is Flanders' oldest bookshop and was founded by Julie Laridon and her husband Edmond De Reyghere in 1888. Today it is run by her great granddaughter Yvonne Steinberger. In 2000 the bookshop was elected best literary bookshop of Flanders and in 2005 it was taken into the list of most unique bookshops in the world by the International Booksellers Federation
The Grand Hotel Casselbergh has many qualities to guarantee a special stay. Rich history is combined with modern luxury. The location, smack in the historic centre of Bruges — UNESCO World Heritage City — with its beautiful medieval buildings and idyllic canals, make the hotel unique. The luxurious hotel gives the historic houses 'Casselbergh', 'Seven Towers' and 't Fransch Schildt' a new destination. Throughout the centuries, the owners and occupants of these houses have always been prominent, sometimes noble people. Breathe the atmosphere of yore and enjoy! They combine contemporary luxury with authentic charm of 18th century Bruges.
Grand Hotel Casselbergh
6 HoogstraatThe Grand Hotel Casselbergh has many qualities to guarantee a special stay. Rich history is combined with modern luxury. The location, smack in the historic centre of Bruges — UNESCO World Heritage City — with its beautiful medieval buildings and idyllic canals, make the hotel unique. The luxurious hotel gives the historic houses 'Casselbergh', 'Seven Towers' and 't Fransch Schildt' a new destination. Throughout the centuries, the owners and occupants of these houses have always been prominent, sometimes noble people. Breathe the atmosphere of yore and enjoy! They combine contemporary luxury with authentic charm of 18th century Bruges.
The 'Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde' with its white-coloured house fronts and tranquil convent garden was founded in 1245. This little piece of world heritage was once the home of the beguines, emancipated lay-women who nevertheless led a pious and celibate life. Today the beguinage is inhabited by nuns of the Order of St. Benedict and several Bruges women who have decided to remain unmarried. In the Beguine's house, you can still get a good idea of what day-to-day life was like in the 17th century.
62 locals recommend
Begijnhof
BegijnhofThe 'Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde' with its white-coloured house fronts and tranquil convent garden was founded in 1245. This little piece of world heritage was once the home of the beguines, emancipated lay-women who nevertheless led a pious and celibate life. Today the beguinage is inhabited by nuns of the Order of St. Benedict and several Bruges women who have decided to remain unmarried. In the Beguine's house, you can still get a good idea of what day-to-day life was like in the 17th century.
Experience the city by following an ageold tradition. Cruising Bruges’ canals – the remarkable city arteries – you will discover secret gardens, picturesque bridges and wonderfully beautiful views. Although it sounds incredible, Bruges’ loveliest places ooze even more charm when you admire them travelling by boat
Boottocht Brugge
1 HuidenvetterspleinExperience the city by following an ageold tradition. Cruising Bruges’ canals – the remarkable city arteries – you will discover secret gardens, picturesque bridges and wonderfully beautiful views. Although it sounds incredible, Bruges’ loveliest places ooze even more charm when you admire them travelling by boat
This 19th century castle, situated in the middle of a stunning English landscape garden and containing an authentic maze, has played a prominent role in Belgian history. In October 1918, during the final liberation offensive of the First World War, King Albert I moved his headquarters to Loppem. A month later, the so called ‘Government of Loppem’ – the very first three-party alliance in Belgium – was formed here. Both the architecture and the original design of the castle are exceptionally well preserved and the art collection is very impressive. Particularly noteworthy are the wall paintings with captions by the poet Guido Gezelle
17 locals recommend
Kasteel van Loppem
26 SteenbrugsestraatThis 19th century castle, situated in the middle of a stunning English landscape garden and containing an authentic maze, has played a prominent role in Belgian history. In October 1918, during the final liberation offensive of the First World War, King Albert I moved his headquarters to Loppem. A month later, the so called ‘Government of Loppem’ – the very first three-party alliance in Belgium – was formed here. Both the architecture and the original design of the castle are exceptionally well preserved and the art collection is very impressive. Particularly noteworthy are the wall paintings with captions by the poet Guido Gezelle