With this Escape the City Tour you will see the highlights of Zandvoort. A few you can see below.

The Zandvoorts Museum in Zandvoort offers a captivating exploration of the town's rich history and cultural heritage. Its permanent collection features artifacts from Zandvoort's fishing past, early beach tourism, and World War II, including photographs, ship models, and vintage swimwear . The museum also hosts dynamic temporary exhibitions, such as "BUNKERS: The Hidden Past of Zandvoort," which delves into the town's wartime history with 3D animations and personal narratives . Additionally, it showcases contemporary art events like the annual CAR Art exhibition and Street Art Zandvoort, highlighting the town's vibrant artistic scene .

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) in Zandvoort is represented by Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Zandvoort, a school established in 2023 that focuses on teaching Rickson Gracie’s self-defence-oriented style. The academy emphasizes fundamental techniques suitable for all levels, offering a safe and supportive environment for both adults and teens aged 12 and up. Whether you're seeking self-defence skills, a new hobby, or a challenging workout, BJJ Zandvoort provides structured training tailored to diverse goals.

The "Oude Garnalenvisser" ("Old Shrimp Fisherman") is a bronze sculpture by Kees Verkade, unveiled in 1970 at Burgemeester van Fenemaplein in Zandvoort. It depicts a retired fisherman sitting on a bench, gazing out to sea, symbolizing the town's maritime heritage. After a temporary relocation during square renovations, the statue was returned to its original position in 2019, once again overlooking the sea as intended by the artist.