e-Scavenger hunt Ostend: Explore the city at your own pace

The protected sailing ship Mercator is perhaps the most famous ship in Belgium, which has been moored in Ostend for decades in the harbor between the station and the town hall.

The Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the main church of Ostend, Belgium, is a Roman Catholic Neo-Gothic church. It is built on the ashes of a previous church that occupied the site.

Discover Ensor in Ostend and visit the renovated James Ensor House The James Ensor House If you want to wander into the spirit of James Ensor, you should go to Ostend.

The red sculptures are by artist Arne Quinze and are an eye-catcher on the Zeeheldenplein. They stand out because of their monumental shape and red colour.

This is a 2 isle, rather small, barok church in the town centre. The Capuchin monks always worked amongst the fishermen, and it later became the fishermen and seamen church in Ostend.

The longest pier of the coast from 2019. If you want to see the skayline of Ostend from the sea, walk the 300m long pier to the end.

The Casino-Kursaal or the Kursaal Oostende is a kursaal in the Belgian seaside resort of Ostend. It was built in 1950 and is built in white Portland stone.

Architectural heritage Bronze equestrian statue of King Leopold I

The statue is on the dike of Ostend on the Albert 1 promenade

Ostend Station is the terminus of railway line 50A in the city of Ostend. It is the most important station on the Belgian coast.

The Heilig Hartkerk is a parish church in the West Flemish city of Ostend, located on the Heilig Hartplein in the Ostend district of Westerkwartier.

By artist Patrick Steen. Present life-size on the boulevard, shows the fusion of two dancing people with the waves of the sea.

A sunbath or walk on the beach, play fun or practice water sports. The well-maintained, white sandy beaches of Ostend offer tranquility and the ultimate holiday feeling.