Plompe Toren — Attraction in Schouwen-Duiveland

If you’re fit enough to get up the steep stairs (and down again as well), you rewarded with a very nice view on the water and surrounding acre. While you make you way up the tower you’ll pass along pictures and display cases showing the kind of local fauna and flora you might spot as well as the history of the tower (spoiler: it’s the only remnant of an old village called ‘Koudekerke’ founded in the 14 hundreds, that was taken by the sea). From the top you might spot some seals resting on a sandbank near the shore; there there’s a small telescope you can use for free (you can move it to the left or to the right on the rail it is...

An awesome view and an interesting museum inside!!! There's an automated story told just inside the entranceway and then a very narrow staircase leading upstairs, but don't worry, it opens back up again into mini museums before you get to the top of the tower where you can see way out on the North Sea. Speaking of the North Sea ... the North Sea Cycle Route runs right past...

Fun and quick attraction to see here. The tower looked closed when we visited it, no lights, no open door, but to our surprise we could go inside, and we were pleasantly surprised. The interior is really, really cramped and small. It doesn't look like something you should visit on busy days. It's small and interesting, and the view is nice. Both on the tower...