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What to Do in Antwerp
Cathedral of Our LadyThe largest Gothic cathedral in Belgium and also the most spectacular one. Moreover, four Rubens' paintings adorn its interior. |
Het SteenOne of the city's most popular sights. An imposing medieval castle that is most beautiful when fully lit during the evenings. |
Great Market SquareThe heart of the charming medieval town centre. The majestic Town Hall and adjacent guild-houses are a dominant of the square. |
Antwerp City Hall16th century landmark located on a Market Square still operates as a city hall but is open to public as well. |
VlaeykensgangHidden maze of tiny medieval streets and courtyards is perfect for strolling and discovering hidden passageways and alleys. |
Rubens HouseRubens bought and rebuilt this house at the age of 33. Now, apart from his artworks, his collection of Roman statues is on display. |
Museum Plantin - MoretusUNESCO World Heritage Site. Modern printing museum that exhibits the oldest printing presses in the world. A must see. |
Chocolatier BurieFamily-run chocolate shop with a long tradition, renowned for its marzipan figures and diamond-shaped chocolates. |
Oud ArsenaalCertainly don't miss the opportunity to get the legendary Westvleteren Trappist beer here. Long history, pub popular with locals. |
Antwerp Central Railway StationThis impressive neo-Baroque railway station is a gateway to the city. The guided tour will show you the hidden gems of the building. |
Diamond Museum AntwerpYou won't see many diamonds there. Rather, the largest portion of the exhibition is dedicated to the diamond trade in Antwerp. |
St. Carolus Borromeus ChurchSpectacular Baroque church renowned for its facade and interior painted by Rubens. Memorable interchangeable altar painting. |
City Festival HallMultifunctional complex rebuilt after being destroyed by the fire. Architecture worth seeing even for those not keen on shopping. |
Philip's BiscuitsOld-fashioned biscuit bakery worth visiting especially for its sensational speculoos, macarons and gingerbreads sold in tins. |
RuienExplore the amazing world of Antwerp's underground medieval sewage system. Fascinating maze of tubes, bridges and vaults. |
Farmer's TowerStop by to see one of the first skyscrapers in Europe that hasn't been surpassed until 1952. Now serves as a seat of KBC bank. |
Suggested Antwerp Trips
Become Sherlock Holmes in Antwerp for One Day! Discover! Explore! (1 day)Investigate the city, check if the highlights are worth seeing, hunt for the best pub. Reveal the truth about Antwerp in one day! |
