Location: Zedelgem
Top Things to do in Zedelgem
Top 10 Things to do in Zedelgem, Belgium
Zedelgem (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈzeːdəlɣɛm]) is a municipality located in the Belgian province of West Flanders. The municipality comprises the villages of Aartrijke, Loppem, Veldegem and Zedelgem proper. On January 1, 2006, Zedelgem had a total population of 21,835. The total area is 60.34 km² which gives a population density of 362 inhabitants per km².
Restaurants in Zedelgem
1. Historic Centre of Brugge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
The historic center of Bruges has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000 thanks to its status as one of the commercial and cultural capitals of Europe and its enduring Gothic architecture. The Belgian city center is cited as a great example of a medieval historic settlement, even while it has evolved over the years.
Reviewed By Lyndon Jon M - Valencian Country, Spain
Go it is lovely take you wife girl friend boy Freind good weekend me & wife are going again lovely walks river cruise restaurants coffee shops romance is all around you I am in good books for the rest of the year
2. Loppem Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Le Chateau de Loppem est un monument neogothique dont l'architecture et l'interieur ont ete conserve dans leur etat d'origine. Il abrite de superbes collections d'arts. Ce chateau est historiquement important car le Roi Albert I y a forme le nouveau gouvernement a la fin de la premiere guerre mondiale. Le chateau est entoure d'un parc romantique, des etangs, des grottes et un labyrinthe. Pour les groupes : sur demande ouvert tous les jours de l'annee. Pour les visiteurs individuels: (avril-fin juin-septembre- octobre): le mercredi apres-midi, le samedi apres-midi et le dimanche apres-midi. Durant les mois de juillet et aout: le chateau est ouvert tous les jours sauf le lundi.
Reviewed By Kimkf2014 - Denver, Colorado
This is really not an old castle, but one built to look like one. It cost about 20 euro from the center of town to get there by taxi and then the entrance fee on top of that.
3. Permeke Museum
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Kris S - Brussels
The first floor of the museum provides an overview of the evolution of painting styles and skills from the famous Belgian painter Permeke. Several paintings and statues are exhibited. Permeke has lived in the house and some pictures reflect personal souvenirs. You can also walk outside in the park where some other statues are displayed. Jabbeke is located between Bruges and Ostend and therefore interesting if you are staying in this region.
4. Chocolates Made By Me
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Do you want to impress your friends or family with delicious handmade truffles? Or what about a classic chocolate bonbon, filled with irresistible hazelnut stuffing, Baileys or (salted) caramel? Why not go all the way and spice up your own stuffing with a wide range of flavourings, herbs and even Flowers! Chocolates Made By Me is the place to be!
Reviewed By Ken S - Rugby, United Kingdom
My wife and I spent an enjoyable and informative afternoon at Chocolates Made By Me – it was great fun.
The workshops are run by Stephanie, a master chocolatier who studied the art (or should that be science?) of chocolate-making from the age of 11. We booked on the ‘chocolate romance’ for two people, but there are also group workshops available.
Ahead of the day, we were sent detailed instructions on how to get to her farm (it is in a remote location, but not far from Bruges). When we arrived Stephanie was waiting at the door for us, smiling from ear to ear – we felt at ease straight away.
After a brief introduction to chocolate, we made a chocolate heart and a selection of chocolates, including pralines and truffles. I had previously informed Stephanie that I was diabetic and she had thoughtfully found some sugar-free recipes and bought sugar-free ingredients so we ended up making double the amount of chocolates – some sugar-free and some with sugar. There were over 50 recipes with sugar for my wife to choose from. The chocolates we made tasted delicious. I even tried taking some chocolate ‘snuff’, but will stick to eating it in future!
Stephanie is a great tutor. She certainly knows her subject and is able to explain things simply and clearly. Her English is perfect.
If you like chocolate (who doesn’t?) I thoroughly recommend Chocolates Made By Me in the country that has made chocolate its own.
5. Lange Max Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 188 reviews
The Lange Max Museum is a must-see place for the World War I tourist on the German side of the western frontline. The farmyard is the centre of this curtural and touristic location. A long lane takes you from the farmyard to the remains of the artillerie platform of the former German cannon 'Lange Max'. In a brand new contemporary museum, the visitor learns all about the huge cannon that was designed to bombard Dunkirk. The German occupation of Koekelare gets full attention. A unique exhibition tells you all about the organisation behind the frontline. The production of army goods ran at full speed in Koekelare. The little bakehouse still contains traces of the German presence and is redesignated as a multi-media room. You can relax on a cosy Terrace enjoying a 'Kanonbier' or homemade pancakes.
Reviewed By AmarilisVos - Jabbeke, Belgium
We visited this museum on September 21st. In front of the museum is a free parking lot. There is an entrance fee with or without audio guide. When we visited there was a temporary exhibit about the consequences of the flooding (inundation) by the Belgian Army for the Germans during the Great War. Be aware that till the end of November you will not be able to visit the artillery platform where the Long Max stood.
There are 2 parts in this museum: one about the daily life of the inhabitants of Koekelare and the German occupier, and the other one about the Long Max, a big gun.
6. Tillegem Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Bec_and_daz - Melbourne
A lovely surprise finding this beautiful estate and castle. Free to walk around and a short drive or bike ride from Bruges. We were the only ones there (the castle itself was closed) and we loved it and escaping the crowds of bruges. Definitely worth a visit if you have time in the area.
7. Bourgogne des Flandres Brewery
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4.5 based on 842 reviews
Reviewed By Sara V
This was an accidental found during our short trip to Bruges. During a beer tasting, I discovered that I really liked this beer, so we went to the brewery for a visit. You get an audio guide in a lot of languages and it's a...MoreThank you for your review! Indeed, you can do the visit at your own pace and speak to the brewer! We are so pleased that you enjoyed our beer and the Bourgogne des Flandres experience :) Come visit again soon!
8. Burg Square
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Zutterman - Bruges, Belgium
The Burg Square near the Markt place is one of the most beautifull places from Bruges.
You can take a lot of photo's from the City Hall, the Church of the Holy blood, the lovely other buildings on this square, the horse drawn carriages, etc. You can set on terras or in tearoom and look to the many visiting people. A must see if you visit the old town of Bruges.
9. Minnewater Lake
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Looking for a scenic place to take a romantic daytime or evening stroll? Minnewater Lake offers urban nature lovers a perfect setting regardless of the season or time of year.
Reviewed By TheCount69 - Rochdale, United Kingdom
Nice and peaceful small lake. Lots of swans creating a very picturesque setting. The canal tours also pass up very close too. Great for a walk around and peaceful.
10. The Markt
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Lllwing
Excellent interesting and unique amazing boutiques and food areas with superb market stalls and very tasty beers
Huge ranges of interesting different places and things to look at.
Very picturesque and beautiful in summer and winter both come with a exciting but different atmosphere in season.
Definitely a must visit.
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