Heritage Sites in Zeebrugge
Zeebrugge’s heritage sites reflect its history as a maritime hub and a strategic coastal location. This collection includes the Romanesque Revival Stella Mariskapel and the Sint-Donaaskerk parish church. The maritime legacy is preserved in the decommissioned Lage vuurtoren van Heist, while the Zeebrugge Churchyard serves as a site of remembrance with its military graves. Additionally, the former train station building, d'Oude Stoasie, highlights the area's historical transport infrastructure.
A Stella Mariskapel
Romanesque Revival church building located in the Strandwijk district, also known as Sterre der Zeekerk.
B Sint-Donaaskerk
Roman Catholic parish church serving the coastal community of Zeebrugge.
C Lage vuurtoren van Heist
Decommissioned lighthouse in Heist with an extinguished light, serving as a landmark of regional maritime history.
D Zeebrugge Churchyard
Municipal cemetery containing military graves, serving as a site of remembrance for those who fell in the region.
d'Oude Stoasie
Historical building that previously served as the local train station.
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