Location: Blankenberge
Top Things to do in Blankenberge
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What to do and see in Blankenberge, Belgium: The Best Places and Tips
Blankenberge ([ˈblɑŋkəmbɛrɣə]) (West Flemish: Blanknberge) is a town and a municipality in the Belgian province of West Flanders. The municipality comprises the town of Blankenberge proper and the settlement of Uitkerke.
Restaurants in Blankenberge
1. Huisje van Majutte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Ann V - Wolvertem, Belgium
It's an old fishermen's cottage from 250 years old.. Probably the oldest cottage of the Belgian coast. The museum is free, provided that you consume. The livingroom is 12p, gardin, 18p and you'll find the most cozy attic. There is a presentation on power point that shows the history of the cottage. Pieter Aspe, a crime writer, used the location for his book : "Ontmaskerd " The owners are real descendants of the original inhabitants. it is just around the corner of the Jose Hotel. It will bring you back in time. Enjoy
2. Belle Epoque Centrum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By whitbyabi - Harwich, Essex
I paid only 2 euros to get in with a discount voucher and I think it was brilliant!! The house has been totally restored to art nouvou splendour, the displays are wonderful.Definately the best place I went to during my day in Blankenberge. I think its fantastic and really well done. Its a shame theres not a souvenir shop with some postcards
3. Serpentarium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By Midz15 - Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), India
Serpentarium is a unique reptile exhibit collections of around 200m of walk.Great varieties of frogs, snakes,lizards,turtles are present and neatly maintained.The interesting part is the option of having a snake in your hands which is definitely an experience . Recommended.
4. Belgium Pier
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By Gregory O
Leading from the Promenade out to sea for some 350 metres & culminating at the well known circular building which houses a restaurant/café bar & venue for the "Storms Expo" (sadly the exhibition was closed at the time of our visit).
Varied menú, written in Flemish, English & French. Children's menú. Vegetarian options available.
Staff, pleasant, polite & quite efficient. Flemish & English spoken (l imagine other European languages too).
Family, child friendly. Disabled friendly, dog friendly too.
Interior clean, tidy & spacious with a well stocked bar.
Nice outdoor Seating area beneath large parasols & behind glass screens, giving protection from the sea breeze.
Uninterrupted views back to Blankenberge & along the coastline.
WiFi.
This venue is available for promotions, pre-bookings etc.
Toilets are a little basic & could do with some refurbishment, but are fit for purpose. Disabled facilities available.
A pleasant structure to stroll along. Worth a visit.
Interest:
First cast iron pier dates back to 1894. In 1914 (start of World War l) it was destroyed by the Germans. In 1933 a new concrete pier was constructed. In 2003 the pier was completely reconstructed.
5. Uitkerkse Polder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By KristinVanCauteren - Brussels, Belgium
If you want to make a nice walk and see some birds, this is the place to be.
Surely when you come around october/november, lots of birds and goozes passing over here to rest and eat, because this place is famour for that.Besides there is a center where you can get explenation of differents kinds of birds.
6. SEA LIFE Blankenberge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 623 reviews
Reviewed By Frea D
It was fun to do but a bit pricey for what you get. You're done in 2 hours (if you're an animal lover like me, others would be out of the place in less time). The woman that guides the children and does the sea-lion show is not convincing enough to capture the children's attention.
7. Storms
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By 10Tottigol - Steenokkerzeel, Brabant, Belgium
Located in the unmissable pier of Blankenberge, the Storms exhibition is giving you an overview of the the worst natural disasters, with a special view on Belgium and The Netherlands. I find it somewhat incomplete and technically there are a few flaws. Although it is expensive to set up an exhibition of this kind, it takes a heavy toll on the visitors' pockets.
8. Zandsculptuur
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By travelingNYfamily - Long Island NY
A bit of a let down if you traveled from far away as we did to see this, but if you happen to be in the area, it is worth the trip.
9. Het Witte Paard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
De meest iconische revuetempel van Vlaanderen. De meer dan 80 jaar oude traditie van jaarlijkse zomershows aan de kust, blijft de bezoekers van deze unieke zaal jaar na jaar verwonderen. Maar sinds de grondige facelift en technische moderniseringen in 2017 heeft het Witte Paard veel meer voor u in petto dan enkel de klassieke revue.
Reviewed By MechelenWalter - Mechelen
Every summer, and this since 1938, the most successful variety theatre in Belgium opens it's doors in the Visserstraat of Blankenberge. This summer (2015) thirty shows are foreseen the last one on Monday September 7th. This year's theme is "Vegas" and several international actors will perform in a cocktail of sketches, music and acrobatic dance Performances. A real must see.
