
Hidden gems in Domburg
Away from the busy centre, Domburg has monuments that many visitors simply walk past.
Villa Carmen Sylva: in the dunes stands Villa Carmen Sylva, an elegant summer residence from 1885 designed by Johannes van Nieukerken; it is not open to visitors, but makes a lovely sight on a dune walk. Water tower: in the middle of the De Manteling nature area rises the 28.5 metre Water Tower from 1933, its copper roof shaped like a British soldier's helmet. Weltevreden mill: on the edge of Domburg stands Weltevreden Mill, a round brick corn mill from 1817 that turns regularly thanks to a volunteer miller. Bust of Dr Mezger: on the small square 't Groentje, the Bust of Dr Mezger honours the Amsterdam physiotherapist who played a key role in the history of the seaside resort. Old town hall: on the Markt you will find the Old Town Hall from 1567 with its two stepped gables, the oldest building in the village after the Johanneskerk.
Practical tips
These tips help you get even more out of your visit to Domburg.
- Tides: plan a beach walk or a bike ride along the coast with the tide table.
- The weather: the weather page shows the forecast and hours of sunshine for the coming days.
- By bike: most sights are easy to reach by bike.
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