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Blankenberge is a major resort and a popular tourist destination in West Flanders. This charming coastal town is washed by the North Sea. This is a beautiful place that attracts many tourists from all over the world who come to relax at local beaches. Nowadays, tourism has become one of the biggest contributors to the town’s economy. Local authorities do everything they can to make Blankenberge as comfortable as possible for tourists so that guests enjoy their vacation in the town and want to return to it again. We don’t know much about the history of Blankenberge. However, a visit to this town will help you understand more about this region, local people, and the history of the settlement. Initially, Blankenberge was nothing but a small fishing village. Everything changed in the 19th century when people from other towns and countries started arriving to enjoy a seaside holiday. The first hotel opened in Blankenberge in 1850. Nowadays, this is a well-established and popular resort. The number of guests visiting the town grows every year. The town’s beach is the main landmark of Blankenberge and the main reason to come here. What is so special about this beach? Length is the first thing that distinguishes the beach from other coastal areas. The beach is three kilometers long but there are no trees in the coastal area, and the vegetation is scarce. The beach’s width is roughly three hundred and fifty meters. A large pier is another peculiarity of … Read further

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Blankenberge sightseeing

Everyone will easily find something to fit their personal taste because masters work in different techniques. Even children will find it interesting to visit this festival because they will be excited to see characters from their favorite cartoons. All sand sculptures are of different shape and height. Some sculptures are several meters tall and wide. The Flower Parade is one more important event in the … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Belgium

Christmas night in Belgium is special. When nature fades away, the things which are peculiar signs of the rebirth of life begin to have special meaning. In this regard, it is customary to bring into the house evergreens or representatives of the flora, which come to life in winter. On Christmas, they like to tell legends. In order to scare them away, people fumigate their houses with juniper smoke as well as pass in processions with burning torches or candles all the way around the house. The Belgians also blow a special horn. On the next day of the holiday, it is customary to attend theaters and concerts and to spend the evening in a restaurant with relatives and friends. A lot of tourists come to Belgium to witness the February carnival in the city of Binche. On the first day, costume marches are held in massive numbers to the city. The next day, round dances are seen in the town square, and fireworks are displayed. The third day is usually the most interesting. Celebrants wearing national clothes and wax masks walk through the city streets and throw oranges at passersby. According to the beliefs of the Belgians, if a person catches this fruit, he will be lucky. … Open

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