Fort Napoleon
Fort Napoleon was built in 1811. In World War I and World War II it was the artillery-headquarters of the German army.
Nowadays the fort is restored and open to the public.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Point of interest
- City Museum Ostend - Oostende
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- Remains German Gantry Crane - Oostende
Monument
- Memorial H.M.S. Vindictive - Oostende
- Memorial Belgian Commandos - Oostende
- Memorial Sir Bernard Montgomery - Oostende
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Bredene Dorp - Bredene
- Commonwealth War Graves Bredene - Bredene
- Belgian Graves Veterans Bredene Dorp - Bredene
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Leon Spilliaertstraat 31 - Oostende
- Stumbling Stones Koninginnelaan 22 - Oostende
- Stumbling Stone Plantenstraat 55 - Oostende
Fortification
- Stützpunkt Hundius - Regelbau L409 - Oostende
- Stützpunkt Hundius - Regelbau 671 - Oostende
- Stützpunkt Hundius - Regelbau 134SK - Oostende
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