"Doel the vanishing village" Doel by irisbe

Doel Travel Guide: 4 reviews and 8 photos

War rememberance monument near the water

At the left bank of the river Scheld lies the little village Doel.
It is wellknown for its nuclear power plant and lately it gained "fame" because of the threat to be supprimised in favor of more stock and storage space for the growing harbour of Antwerp.
How long this village will remain on the map... no one knows for sure!

Pros and Cons

In a nutshell:if you want to visit, then you better do it before it is gone!

Intro Written Sep 3, 2002
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Reviews (4)

Take a walk in the area Things to Do (4)

It is nice to walk the area along the dike of the river Schelde. more travel advice

ferry boat between Doel and Lillo - Doel

Cross the river Schelde with the free... Things to Do (4)

You can take the free ferry going from Doel to Lillo and vice versa. You can take your bicycle with you! It goes every... more travel advice

Visit the nuclear plant Things to Do (4)

You can also make arrangements to visit the nuclear power plant at doel. more travel advice

borrow a bicycle at the Nuclear power... Things to Do (4)

*cgIf you drive up to the nuclear power plant of Doel, you can borrow a bicycle and ask for the map of the ëcological... more travel advice

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Written Sep 3, 2002

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Comments (5)

belgianchocolate Feb 16, 2004 at 6:16 AM Report Abuse

Alléé nucleaire ecologische planten. lol. Swat , het laatste nieuws gelezen , het wordt misschien een kunstenaarsdorp. In ieder geval waarschijnlijk het vreemdste dorp van België. Of niet?
craic Jan 16, 2004 at 7:42 AM Report Abuse

How odd!
olja1234 Nov 23, 2003 at 1:01 PM Report Abuse

Very nice page!
quartinb Nov 13, 2003 at 11:20 PM Report Abuse

presque la histoire de ALDEIA DA LUZ..le progress n'arret pas!
Silverstar Oct 28, 2002 at 4:42 AM Report Abuse

Inderdaad. Afwachten wat het wordt met Doel. Hopelijk blijft het bestaan want het heeft echt wel zijn charmes zoals het nu is.