Walk around the St. James' Church. Look closely in the garden and up above. Can you find the two birds?
Bonus: Scallop shells can be found outside and inside the church. Look for the monument. What is the meaning of the scallop shell?

Walk via Kerkstraat to Bellamypark.

Go to the water fountain. How many lion heads do you count?
Bonus: the fountain is a monument to 2 famous female writers from Vlissingen from the past. Which animal is in one of their names?

Walk to the colorful Iguana building.

iguana cares for reptiles, amphibians and arthropods. Preferably they want to release them into the wild. Some you can view indoors. Can you spot an animal through the glass?
Bonus: turn left, and walk down this street towards the Nieuwendijk. What animals do you discover on the facades of the old houses?

Go to the Maritiem MuZEEum at Nieuwendijk 11.

Stop in front of the left, light yellow house. Which two animals are depicted? Bonus: which family did this house used to belong to?

Go to the Emperor's Bastion.

Which animal is hidden under the cape of Michiel de Ruyter? Tip: make binoculars with your hands. Why do you think the creator of the sculpture chose this animal? Bonus: can you spot the other creature on the sculpture?

Go to the beach and look for traces of animals, such as shells, feathers, and little bones. Make a work of art out of these in the shape of an animal.
Win action: take a photo of your artwork and share it with us on socials at @VisitVlissingen and get a chance to win a free visit to Iguana or the Maritime MuZEEum for 4 people!