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Kampen is a municipality and former Hanseatic town in the Dutch province of Overijssel. It lies at the mouth of the river IJssel at the IJsselmeer lake. Sights worth seeing include the Town Hall and the three city gates like the Cellebroederspoort, a rectangular gate with two towers which was built in the 15th century and redone in Renaissance style in 1617.

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Bruinisse is a Dutch village, which lies on the island of Schouwen-Duiveland between Rotterdam and Vlissingen. This area is ideal for mussel and oyster farms and Bruinisse depends mainly on this sector, as well as tourism.

Ghent is Belgium's third largest city with 240,000 inhabitants. In addition to the Old Town, the Castle of the Counts is one of the main attractions in the city. Built in the 15th - 17th Century, this town hall is also worth a visit.

In the north of Belgium, along the Scheldt river is Antwerp, a city known worldwide for the important role it plays in the processing and trading of diamonds. Antwerp has its very own Diamond District, visitors can partake in walking tours to learn more. The historic center of Antwerp is characterized by many well-preserved buildings from the late Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau periods. Antwerp is also known for the vast array of markets which take place in the city, offering items such as antiques, flowers, local produce and much more.

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