Fort 7 Antwerp
Built in 1860-1864, Fort 7 has higher ramparts than the other forts.
The fort is largely preserved with many historical elements, such as the entrance gates.
Fort 7 is not freely accessible due to natural values and very dangerous points. However, this fort can be visited accompanied by a guide during the monthly walks organised by Natuurpunt Zuidrand Antwerpen.
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Source
- Text: Ricky Van Dyck
- Photos: Ricky van Dyck
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Monument
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Cemetery
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Remembrance Stone
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