Ghent Gate, Hulst – Grote Markt Hulst loop from Hulst
Ghent Gate, Hulst – Grote Markt Hulst loop from Hulst
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Ghent Gate, Hulst – Grote Markt Hulst loop from Hulst
03:21
47.8km
60m
Cycling
Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 21, 2026
Tips
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 10.2 km for 344 m
After 11.8 km for 161 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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6.77 km
Fort Moerschans
Fort
7.38 km
Liniedijk
Archaeological Site
21.4 km
Dodendraad Border Crossing Monument
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21.7 km
Station De Klinge (Former Railway Station)
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22.0 km
Mechelen-Terneuzen Railway Path
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22.9 km
Stropersbos Forest Path
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34.6 km
Uitzichtpunt Niemandsland
Viewpoint
40.0 km
Ghent Gate, Hulst
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40.4 km
St. Willibrord Basilica
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The construction of this church was already started in the 13th century. Major expansions were realized in the following centuries. Over the centuries, the church has been rebuilt several times after several devastating tower fires. Famous master builders were involved in this. The current tower dates from four different periods. The originally Catholic church has known many different users. From 1806 it was even a simultaneous church. In 1929 the Catholics bought the Protestant part, after which an extensive restoration took place. The architectural additions increased the Catholic character and partly for this reason the church was elevated to a basilica in 1935.
More info at inulst.nl/zien-en-doen/h-willibrordusbasilica
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40.5 km
Hulst Town Hall
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Rebuilding followed in 1528-'34 according to plans by Laurens Keldermans and stonemason Willem van Sassen. At the rear, against the belfry-like tower built in 1538-'40, the meat hall arose, which was later used as a weighing house (now the VVV).
In 1797 the town hall turned out to be dilapidated and in 1806 the openwork stone tower crown was demolished. In 1830-39 the building served as barracks.
Restoration and austerity followed in 1844-46. The walls were lowered and the Gothic sculptures removed.
The Doric entrance gate and the brick tower lantern date from that time. The hard stone coats of arms of Hulst and Flanders (1663) come from the tower of the St. Willibrordus Church, which was destroyed by fire in 1876.
The town hall was restored in 1949-51 under the direction of G.M. Sturm and H. de Lussanet de la Sablonière.
The new wooden tower crown was designed by E.A.
Canneman.
In the tower there is a room with a star vault and a cachot recovered during the restoration. In the council chamber there are several portraits of princes from the house of Van Nassau and a painting of Hulst fortress from 1628 by Cornelis de Vos.
Here is also the Burgerhuys clock (1643), cast by Johannes Burgerhuys. The old main guard next to the town hall was replaced in 1873 by a school.
This was demolished in 1989 for the construction of the new municipal office.
Source: ensie.nl/monumenten-in-zeeland/het-stadhuis-in-hulst
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40.6 km
Grote Markt Hulst
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47.8 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
16.9 km
9.83 km
7.94 km
6.95 km
6.14 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
17.4 km
14.4 km
9.71 km
3.22 km
2.74 km
270 m
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