Vlissingen

Vlissingen is a small city on the Scheldt River. This is a port city with a rather large industrial port located nearby as well as shipbuilding facilities and drydocks. It is also a resort town with hotels lining the beach and seawall.

Battles were fought here during World War II as well as during the Neapolean Era and which was fought at nearby Fort Rammekens. It was built in 1547.

Hotel Golden Tulip Westduin	Dunes that make up the dike near Vlissingen	Vlissingen Centrum Markt (Market)
Vlissingen Watertoren (Water Tower)	Vlissingen Centrum Markt	Vlissingen Small Boat Harbor (Haven)
Vlissingen Small Boat Harbor (Haven)	Schiefe Häuser (Apartments Made To Look Like Floating Trunks)	Arsenaal (Arsenal)
Arsenaal (Arsenal)	Arsenaal (Arsenal)	Gevangentoren Restaurant
Vlissingen Train Station	Bombing Monument	Through the Allied bombing of the dike at Rammekens on October 7 1944 Walcheren was flooded and later liberated. Monument constructed by Steef Roothaan on initiative from the Walcheren foundation of monuments 40-45. Unveiled by Mr. L. Ceevaal on 4 October 1990.
After the bombing of the dykes (dikes) on Walcheren Island during World War II, concrete barges and Mulberrys like the ones used at Normandy were used to rebuild the dykes that were damaged.	Ft. Rammekens is a Nepolean (yes, it is his fort) era fort dating back to 1547. It is open to the public for tours on certain days of the week during certain parts of the year.	The Gate Into Ft. Rammekens
Ft. Rammekens	German Pillbox at Ft. Rammekens	Grey Heron
Large German Bunker on Farmer's Land	Kerk Van Rithem (Church)	Bergermeister's Huis (House) on Vlissingenstraat