As a direct neighbor of Middelburg, a visit to the capital of Zeeland certainly not be missed. Middlesbrough can rightly be called a monument city, less than 1100 large and small monuments can be found in the small town. To understand why there are so many memorials in Middlesbrough to find, must piece back in time to travel.

Middlesbrough's history began in the early 9th century as a fortified settlement against the Vikings on the former island of Walcheren was built. Throughout the centuries, developed this settlement into an important place in the Netherlands. Thus Middelburg in the Middle Ages an important center for trade between England and the emerging Flemish cities and made the city later became part of the powerful Hansa trading network that consisted of a large number of northern European cities. In the golden 17th century Middlesbrough Amsterdam after a major VOC cities of the country.

Although Middlesbrough was bombed during World War II is not difficult to slow during a visit to dream away to bygone times, given a large part of the city after the war rebuilt and renovated. The monuments of the city to create a fantastic atmosphere and make the visitor a reminder of the rich geschiendenis Middelburg. The monumental wealth of Middelburg is best experienced during a walk through the old town, along canals, fortresses and ancient trade and mansions.

The two most impressive sights of the city are undoubtedly the Gothic Town Hall and the Abbey. The 500 year old town hall has been named the second most beautiful building in Netherlands and is open 6 days a week for visitors. The round of Middelburg Abbey dates from the 12th century when the city was an important religious center, is located in the city and includes several beautiful from gates and towers. The Long John Tower should not be missed, the view from the third highest tower in the country is beautiful. After a tiring day of sightseeing can be one of the many terraces in the center nagenoten be delicious.

The monumental Middlesbrough invites you for a day back in time. A visit to the impressive old town is definitely worth the effort and an experience that will stay still long.