Coastal Landmarks & Art

Explore the maritime industrial landscape of Zeebrugge and Heist through a selection of historic navigational aids and contemporary public art. This list highlights the region's heritage, featuring decommissioned structures like the Lage vuurtoren van Heist alongside large-scale sculptures such as Jean Bilquin’s 'De man die de boot zag, in de lucht.' These sites provide specific insight into the Belgian coast's architectural evolution and its ongoing relationship with the North Sea.

Lage vuurtoren van Heist

Deactivated brick lighthouse and protected regional heritage site.

Hoge Noen

Elevated vantage point overlooking the surrounding coastal landscape.

Lichtopstand Zeebrugge Haven Hoog

Navigational light tower located within the Zeebrugge harbor industrial area.

Jacques Brelsteiger

Maritime pier named in honor of the Belgian singer-songwriter Jacques Brel.

De man die de boot zag, in de lucht

Large-scale sculpture by Jean Bilquin featuring a figure on a high pedestal looking toward the sea.

vader van Brugge haven

Commemorative statue honoring the historical figures associated with the development of the Port of Bruges-Zeebrugge.

Evoluzione Silenziose

Contemporary outdoor art installation situated along the coastal promenade.