Hulst and the polders in East Zeeuws-Vlaanderen

Hulst is a beautiful old town, here you will experience the charm of the most Flemish city in the Netherlands. You can get a breath of fresh air in the polders above Hulst and along the Western Scheldt.

Western Scheldt
From the starting point you can ride along the banks of the Western Scheldt. Leave your everyday routine behind for a moment, while looking out over the wavy water and the many boats that visit the Port of Antwerp. You also drive through the vast polders of Ossenisse. They originally date from the Middle Ages, which is special! In the village of Lamswaarde you will see old farms and St. Cornelius, a church from 1873.

Rampart
Further on you cycle through Hulst, a historic town that is still surrounded by earthen ramparts. You enter the ramparts via the Bagijnenpoort from 1704. You will see many beautiful buildings, such as the fifteenth-century St. Willibrordus Basilica. You cycle out of the city via the Gentse Poort from 1720. Just after junction 45 you have beautiful views of the Groot Eiland nature reserve.