Lovely walks in Hulst

Hulst is also called the most Flemish city in the Netherlands. This fortified city is a real walking gem. On foot you have all the time to soak up the rich cultural history.

Fallen Warrior
On the edge of Hulst you walk into the Clingse Bossen. You see old summer oaks and beeches, but also exotic species that were planted for logging. Further on you walk past De Gevallen Krijger, a monument from 1956 in memory of the victims of the Second World War. The monument was made at the time by a 16-year-old.

Fortified town of Hulst
From outside the city you can still see the old ramparts from the time that Hulst was a fortress. The old centre enjoys a protected cityscape. You will therefore find many sights there. The fifteenth-century Sint-Willibrordusbasiliek was declared the most beautiful church in the Netherlands a few years ago. Streekmuseum de Vier Ambachten is located in a former refuge for monks, the building originally dates from the sixteenth century. The town hall on the Grote Markt is a Gothic gem from 1534.