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The summer holidays are over and everything is back to normal. The school bus drives its familiar route through the city every morning and evening. But wait a minute... There are two children who did not board the school bus! Can you find out which children were not on the bus and why?

At the end of the 16th century, Blankenberge's fishing industry suffered badly from attacks by the Sea Beggars. In 1572, these rebels looted and destroyed the town. In 1583, the Spanish general Alexander Farnese recaptured Blankenberge. He had a fort built at the mouth of the Grote Eede to ward off future attacks: the Spanish fort.

Experience the winter months like never before at Winter Fun, with an indoor skating rink, a cosy winter bar, an atmospheric Christmas market with mini chalets, a mulled wine tower and a magic LED ball.

The temporary exhibition ‘belle époque through the lens’ puts photography in the spotlight. Photography is available to everyone today. We no longer dwell on it: just take out your smartphone and ‘click’ you have captured something digitally on film. Everyone is a photographer. But how did it all actually start?