Tram museum.  Already since the foundation of the coastal resort at the end of the 19th century, public transport was arranged between the railway station of Adinkerke and the center of De Panne.  In 1901 already there was a tram, first horse-drawn, later on a steam tram and eventually an electric one.  In the old depot of De Panne several antique trams and wagons are being maintained and restored.  You can have a look at them during the weekends in July and August and also on special occasions.  On those days, there are also rides with the historic trams.
Adrdess: Loskaai 15, De Panne
Website: www.ttonoordzee.be and www.tramdestijds.be   

Nostalgic Media Museum.  An overwhelming collection of antique radios, television sets, telephones,... that's the nostalgic media museum.  This museum is the result of a private collection of all kinds of audiovisual material that stretches a timeline of more than a hundred years.  It's incredible how extended the collection is.  The managers themselves are happy to give you background information on any piece displayed.  Very interesting, original, educational and surprising.  Only open the last Saturday afternoon of each month. 
Address: Zonnebloemweg 35, De Panne
Website: www.nostalgischmediamuseum.be.

Culture house Scharbiellie and exhibition of Oceanic art.  Scharbiellie is the name of the culture house of De Panne that, next to temporary exhibitions, has a permanent display of Oceanic art, originating from a private collection.
Address: Kasteelstraat 34, De Panne
Website: www.depanne.be  

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