Belgium

The 67-kilometer-long Belgian coast offers an intriguing mix of nature, history, culture, and concrete architecture. Connecting all the coastal towns along a single route is the Coastal Tram, the longest streetcar line in the world.

Towns like Ostend, shaped by the Belgian royal family in the 19th century, reflect the rich history of the coastline. Knokke-Heist exudes an air of sophistication, with upscale boutiques and expansive beaches. De Haan stands out with its well-preserved Belle Époque architecture.

Adding to the unique atmosphere, contemporary art installations are scattered throughout the coastal towns, blending modern creativity with the maritime landscape.
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