Vlissingen
On the northern bank of the Western Scheldt, right where it empties into the North Sea, is the port city of Vlissingen, which is part of the Dutch province of Zeeland. With 34,000 residents, it is the second-largest town in Zeeland. A sizable canal connects the town, which has an industrial feel, to Middelburg and then the inland lake of Veerse Meer.
A bustling beach town, Vlissingen is a well-liked vacation spot that draws numerous tourists each year. Vlissingen offers a variety of nightlife options in addition to its excellent setting by the water. It also has many beach pavilions. The lengthy promenade—which is also the longest in the Netherlands—and the lovely beaches are Vlissingen's main draws. Nearly forgotten are the 300 structures that give the city its distinctive maritime feel. The city's museum of the water features information on Zeeland's difficult past. You may learn more about fishing, canals, and shipbuilding in this museum by using the most recent communication and technological advancements.
TripAdvisor rating: 4.0/5.0
Location: Western Scheldt, Zeeland, Netherlands
