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Those who love wide open spaces and infinite skies flock to the coastline of the North Sea. From the German border to West Flanders, via the canals cutting through Dutch towns, this side of Europe is open to the winds and every kind of culture.
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Hotel and restaurant on the seafront. Dating back to the 18th century, Hotel Seesteg was once the building in which the wooden boards of the pier were stored during the stormy winters on the North Sea coast. Today, it has been converted from a storehouse into an exceptional, relaxing haven. Everything is designed to offer an unparalleled, intimate atmosphere and smart style and design. Every room faces the sea and the outdoor rooftop pool offers breathtaking views of the Wadden Sea National Park, a Unesco World Heritage site. The large floor-to-ceiling windows boast a direct view of the white sand beach. ... Learn moreless
An island of contrasts, Norderney is considered Germany’s oldest spa resort on the North Sea. The island, which was a summer residence for the court of Hanover, remains a holiday resort which is prized for its 19th century houses and endless beaches. Between walks and bike rides, you can refresh yourself...
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A biosphere reserve, the Nationalpark Niedersächsisches Wattenmeer is particularly impressive when the tide is out, giving more space to the skies of the north. At the heart of the nature reserve, only the two islands of Borkum and Norderney allow access by car. But it was to the latter island that the...
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Hotel and restaurant in a village. An hour and a half from Amsterdam, twenty minutes by boat from Den Helder — between the land and the sea — lies Texel, an island in the Frisian archipelago. It is where chef Jef Schuur, hand in hand with his wife Nadine Mögling, has chosen to open a Michelinstarred restaurant and several beautiful modern suites in what was once a presbytery. With the changing tides, he cooks local products such as Wadden Sea cockles with Texel lamb bacon, parsley root cream and a jus of puffed celery. Nadine, a sommelier, is an expert in European wines and uses her extensive knowledge of organic and natural wines to create subtle and unique pairings to compliment the cuisine's harmonious contrasts of tastes and textures. ... Learn moreless
The largest of the Wadden Islands, Texel is home to typical little villages dispersed in the sumptuous landscapes. Between April and August, the island’s reserves shelter almost 300 species (including the famous eider duck) which come to enjoy its protective dunes and fresh water lakes. Well marked footpaths...
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The Kaap Skil Museum offers an astonishing contract between its modern setting, made from glass and recycled wooden boards, and this incredible heap of treasures recuperated from shipwrecked boats at the bottom of the Waddenzee. In fragments, we discover the story of the Dutch East India Company and...
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Hotel and restaurant in a village. Set in lush parkland and surrounded by trees, yet just a few miles from the city center of The Hague in the Netherlands, Central Park Voorburg welcomes guests in fourteen elegantly decorated suites. A visceral energy emanates from this former private residence, now a recognized national monument. Among all this greenery, guests can properly disconnect from regular life. Located between Rotterdam and Amsterdam, this is the ideal place for a romantic weekend. Central Park Voorburg is profoundly connected to its surrounding terroir, not least at its gourmet restaurant, where chefs Hette Hettema and Tim Bood present refined cuisine that is both classic and modern – in line with the hotel's ambition to contribute to a better world through food and hospitality – using seasonal, sustainable ingredients enhanced by great wines. ... Learn moreless
Since the late seventeenth century, the blue earthenware of Delft has occupied a prominent place in the world of pottery. The countless pieces produced here now grace museums all over the world. Until the reopening of the Lambert van Meerten Museum with its exceptional pottery collection, you can take...
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Those who love seafood flock to the outskirts of Yerseke’s little port. Located on the Eastern Scheldt, the village benefits from a dam which regulates the tides and allows oysters to be harvested. Herewe can also find the only auction house in the country to sell mussels. Every year, during August,...
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Hotel and restaurant in town. Only 50 metres from the Place du Marché, this fine 19th century building is the ideal starting point to explore on foot, by carriage or boat the historic, mythical and romantic town of Bruges, its museums and boutique. On returning to the Heritage, relax in one of the guest rooms with their unique, sophisticated décor or in the comfortable lounge bar, Le Magnum. To savour local cuisine, head for Le Mystique restaurant, with its charm that has remained intact since 1869, where you will be privy to the delights of a 14th century wine cellar. The vaulted fitness room has also been wonderfully preserved and dates from the 12th century. ... Learn moreless
It was the Dutch East India Company which made Middelburg prosperous in the past. The boats laden with spices have disappeared from the quays but on the old canals the traditional flat bottomed sail boats still pass by. Travellers draw alongside to discover the old windmills, the abbey, the town hall...
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In the shadow of Bruges and forgotten in tourist brochures, Oostkerke is nevertheless one of the most beautiful villages in West Flanders. The great Jacques Brel spent holidays here.
Perhaps more than on any other day of the year, Brussels, the Venice of the North, should be discovered on Ascension day during the Procession of the Holy Blood. The famous relic brought back from Jerusalem by Thierry d’Alsace is carried through the streets of the ancient medieval town, celebrated by...
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Knokke-Heist is certainly the most elegant of the sea resorts on the Belgian coast. Along the edge of the beach, the Grand Casino has all the trappings of luxury and gaming. Slot machines and games tables attract a flamboyant, young crowd, under the imposing gleam of Venice glass, frescoes by Magritte...
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** Offer cannot be combined, valid for an itinerary in at least 2 different Relais & Châteaux establishments, reserved with Relais & Châteaux concierges, discount applicable on certain rates and certain establishments. List available from our concierges.
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