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De Haan Must-Sees

De Haan is defined by its 'Concession' district, a seaside residential area preserved since 1889 with strict building codes that prevented high-rise development. This collection highlights the town's architectural heritage, featuring the historic 1902 wooden tram station and the white Spioenkop pavilion atop a 31-meter dune. The list also includes the restored 17th-century Geersensmolen in Klemskerke and the town's original 1899 municipal hall, showcasing the regional Belle Époque style.

De Haan Must-Sees — מפה

A

Villa Elza en villa Malvina

Historic Belle Époque villas located in the Concession district, showcasing the traditional seaside architecture of the early 20th century.

B

Tramstation De Haan

A restored wooden station building from 1902, serving as a rare surviving example of early coastal tram infrastructure.

C

Spioenkop

A white-painted wooden observation pavilion set on a 31-meter-high dune, providing panoramic views of the North Sea and the polder landscape.

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D

Geersensmolen

A restored wooden post mill originally dating from 1697, featuring traditional machinery and a rotating structure typical of the West Flanders region.

E

Oud gemeentehuis

The former municipal hall of De Haan, constructed in 1899 in a regional architectural style with characteristic brickwork.

F

Vuurtoren/uitkijktoren

An observation tower located in the Vosseslag dunes, offering elevated views of the coastline and the surrounding nature reserve.

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