Harbour quay Goes Zeeland by Alida Stam-Honders

About "Harbour quay Goes Zeeland"

by Alida Stam-Honders

About the artwork

The Grote Kade in Goes is a historic place that plays an important role in the charm of this Zeeland city. Located along the picturesque quays of the old town centre, the Grote Kade offers great views of the lively harbour and the activity taking place there.

Originally, the Grote Kade served as an important trade route and berth for ships carrying goods to and from the city. With its strategic location at the mouth of the Oosterschelde river, the quay played a crucial role in the economic development of Goes and the surrounding region.

Today, the Grote Kade is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Along the quay are cosy cafés, restaurants and shops, where visitors can enjoy delicious regional dishes and local specialities while looking out over the water. The lively atmosphere and beautiful architecture of the historical buildings add to the unique charm of this place.

Besides its tourist appeal, the Grand Quay also remains an important maritime hub for the city. Local fishing boats and pleasure yachts regularly dock here, while the bustle of the port continues with the loading and unloading of goods.

The Grote Kade tells the story of Goes' rich maritime history and remains a vibrant hub of activity and culture in the city. With its beautiful views and lively atmosphere, it is a place definitely worth a visit for anyone who wants to experience the charm of Goes.