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De Haan aan Zee Tram Station
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Johanna
March 28, 2018
Cycling
The historic tram station of De Haan is one of the landmarks of the coastal village and dates from 1903. It is the only surviving stop of the coastal tramway from the so-called Belle Epoque. Meanwhile, the Tourist Office is located in the landmarked building. But the coastal tram stops here as well.
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🇧🇪 Herwig Aertbeliën
May 21, 2024
Cycling
De Haan's picturesque tram station dates from the period 1875-1914, when the Belgian coastal tram system was first developed. The listed tram station is a beautiful example of the Anglo-Norman half-timbered style so typical of the Belle Époque architecture of our coast.
Over the years, the tram station became the seaside resort's flagship building. After the station was threatened with demolition in 1977, the municipality of De Haan purchased the building and repurposed it as a tourist office.
Over the years, the tram station became the seaside resort's flagship building. After the station was threatened with demolition in 1977, the municipality of De Haan purchased the building and repurposed it as a tourist office.
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MW aus LE
December 28, 2017
Cycling
De Haan aan Zee station has been around longer than the center. The railway line along the Belgian coast was opened in 1886 and is now a listed building.
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