Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed - Museum

Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed in Groede is a museum street that brings a Zeeuws-Vlaanderen village of around 1920 back to life. You stroll past old shops and workshops in the village's medieval street layout.

What can you expect at Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed?

• The street: Around twelve shops and workshops show old trades: a carpenter, baker, grocer, draper, barber, painter, cobbler, forge and an antiquarian bookshop.
• Heritage: You will see traditional costumes, crafts, regional products and short films about life in the area.
• Highlights: Highlights of Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed are:
  • The museum street with its shops and workshops from around 1920.
  • The De Natte Pij inn, where you can have a drink in an old-time setting.

Practical information

• Season: Open several days a week from April to October, with shorter hours in winter. Tickets are sold in the Erfgoedwinkel.
• Ideal for: Fun for families and school trips; the street is largely wheelchair accessible.
• Surroundings: Groede is close to the coast at Nieuwvliet and Breskens.

Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed is a charming walk through village life of the past.

Furthermore Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed is near the following sights: Het Zoete Pèèrd (±950 m), Groede Podium (±1,1 km), Funbikes Nieuwvliet (±2,2 km), Waterdunen (±2,3 km) & Church of Nieuwvliet (±2,4 km).

For information

Slijkstraat 10, Groede
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