Antwerp Attractions

This masterpiece of late gothic architecture is still the tallest building in Antwerp.    Read More...

This castle, originally built around the year 1200, is the oldest building in Antwerp.    Read More...

The palatial house where P.P. Rubens, Antwerp's most famous painter lived and worked is now one of the city's most popular museums.    Read More...

Antwerp's city hall is an ornate Renaissance building, reminiscent of Italian Palaces.    Read More...

One the oldest zoos in the world, the Antwerp Zoo is probably the city's most popular attraction.    Read More...

Saved from the wrecking balls in the 1980s, the 19th century Bourla Theater is now Antwerp's most cherished theater building.    Read More...

In the 16th century the Butcher's Hall was the city's tallest secular building.    Read More...

This church is exemplatory for the Baroque architecture favored by the Jesuits in the 17th century.    Read More...

This majectic railway station is rightly known as Antwerp's 'Railway Cathedral'.    Read More...

Antwerp's small triangular city park is laid out as an English Style landscaped garden.    Read More...

The city's central square, known as Grote Markt, features a statue of Brabo, a legendary city hero.    Read More...

One of Antwerp's most popular squares features a statue of P.P. Rubens.    Read More...

When completed in 1932, this 97m tall building was Antwerp's first skyscraper.    Read More...

Antwerp's pedestrianized shopping street attracts more than hundred thousand of visitors and shoppers each day.    Read More...

The Middelheim park boasts a large open air sculpture museum with more than 300 sculptures on display.    Read More...

This beautiful printing museum is featured on Unesco's World Heritage List.    Read More...

The museum's collection features many works by P.P. Rubens and other famous artists.    Read More...

Antwerp's fashionable south side features several museums and art galleries.    Read More...

Originally built in the early 20th century as a Festival Hall, it is now the city's most attractive shopping mall.    Read More...

The tomb of local painter P.P. Rubens is this church its biggest attraction, but it also boast a rich baroque interior.    Read More...

This partly gothic, parly baroque church was originally built in 1571.    Read More...

This art nouveau style building is nicknamed 't bootje (the little boat).    Read More...

Zurenborg is a remarkable 19th century neighborhood featuring a display of many constrasting architectural styles, ranging from romanesque and medieval styles to art nouveau and neo-byzantine styles.    Read More...