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The Belgian coastal tramway
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Through its 67-kilometer track, the kusttram runs along the Flemish coastline on the longest tramway line in the world. A line that is also among the oldest. The first section - on the Ostend / Middelkerkke section - saw the first steam tram launch on 5 July 1885.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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De Panne, close to the French border and Dunkirk, is the starting point of the Kusttram which crosses the Flemish coastline towards the Dutch border. The resort is also known for its huge dune reserve.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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De Panne, close to the French border and Dunkirk, is the starting point of the Kusttram which crosses the Flemish coastline towards the Dutch border. Its beach is the largest on the Flemish coast.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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De Panne, close to the French border and Dunkirk, is the starting point of the Kusttram which crosses the Flemish coastline towards the Dutch border. Its beach is the largest on the Flemish coast.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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La Panne, proche de la frontiรจre franรงaise et de Dunkerque, est le point de dรฉpart du Kusttram qui parcourt le littoral flamand vers la frontiรจre nรฉerlandaise.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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De Panne, close to the French border and Dunkirk, is the starting point of the Kusttram which crosses the Flemish coastline towards the Dutch border.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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De Panne, close to the French border and Dunkirk, is the starting point of the Kusttram which crosses the Flemish coastline towards the Dutch border.
The Belgian coastal tramway
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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Koksijde is one of the favorite seaside resorts of the Belgians. The Kusttram crosses in the heart of each seaside resort on the Flemish coast a few dozen meters from the beach.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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Koksijde is one of the favorite seaside resorts of the Belgians.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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In Koksijde, the Zeetochten, an old amphibious boat from the D-Day, is a real institution for the children of the coast.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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Koksijde is one of the favorite seaside resorts of the Belgians.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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The Kusttram is in service all year round. Many schoolchildren and old people use it to get around.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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Communal pool of Oostduinkerke, facing the North Sea.
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Communal pool of Oostduinkerke, facing the North Sea.
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Overnight in Oostduinkerke.
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The Kusttram is in service all year round. Many schoolchildren and old people use it to get around.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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On the 2 km long dike, facing the seaside town of Nieuwpoort.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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In Nieuport, a carillonneur makes the bells ring. The culture of the Belgian carillon is recognized as the best practice of safeguarding intangible heritage by UNESCO.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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Sand game in Nieuwpoort.
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During the summer, holidaymakers leave their car at the car park or campsite for one or two weeks and travel by tram.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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In the dunes of the municipality of Lombartzyde.
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In the dunes of the municipality of Lombartzyde.
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Passage from Kusttram to Middelkerke, a very family-friendly seaside resort midway along the Flemish coast.
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The Kusttram is in service all year round. Many schoolchildren and old people use it to get around. mobile home in Middelkerke.
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A cowboy mass at Middelkerke's annual country festival.
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Belgian holidaymakers at the annual Middelkerke country festival.
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Between Middelkerke and Ostend, the Kusttram is closer to the North Sea.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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The fish and shellfish barracks are one of the institutions of the city of Ostend.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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-Rock Strangers-, the work of the artist Arne Quinze, on the seaside promenade of the city of Ostend.
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Stroll in Ostend.
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Marina of the city of Ostend.
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Station Kusttram in the chic De Haan where Albert Einstein stayed a few months in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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The very chic seaside town of De Haan where Albert Einstein stayed for a few months in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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The very chic seaside town of De Haan where Albert Einstein stayed for a few months in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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The very chic seaside town of De Haan where Albert Einstein stayed for a few months in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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The very chic seaside town of De Haan where Albert Einstein stayed for a few months in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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True backbone of the Flemish coast, the Kusttram is very often used by walkers, cyclists, holidaymakers who have left their car for the holidays.
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Blankenberge is another seaside town very family and very appreciated.
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Blankenberge is another seaside town very family and very appreciated.
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Blankenberge is another seaside town very family and very appreciated.
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Built in 1933, the Happy Velodrome of Blankenberge is an institution.
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Surfers in Blankenberge.
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On the Blankenberge dyke.
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Natural dune reserve of De Fonteintjes between Blankenberge and Zeebrugge.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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True backbone of the Flemish coast, the Kusttram is very often used by walkers, cyclists, holidaymakers who have left their car for the holidays.
The Belgian coastal tramway
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The port of Zeebrugge hosts both cruise ships, merchant vessels and a naval base of the Belgian Navy and remains the first fishing port in Belgium.
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The upmarket seaside resort of Knokke-le-Zoute mixes Deauville for its architecture and Saint-Tropez for its social life.
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Jet-set evening on the beach of Knokke-le-Zoute.
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Art and luxury are on the beach of Knokke-le-Zoute.
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Knokke-le-Zoute, a posh seaside resort on the Flemish coast.
