Settings
City
›
Advisory levels
›
Guide 🇧🇪 Antwerp
⚠️ Early access. Create a free account to get access to new features as they roll out..
Cathedral of Our Lady
Belgium’s largest church and a UNESCO-listed Gothic landmark, famed for its soaring spire and major Rubens masterpieces inside.
Grote Markt
Antwerp’s historic main square, lined with ornate guildhalls and City Hall, offering one of the city’s most iconic medieval settings.
Antwerp Central Station
Often called one of the world’s most beautiful stations, celebrated for its vast dome, lavish details, and striking multi-level design.
Plantin-Moretus Museum
UNESCO-listed museum in a historic printing house, preserving early presses, rare books, and the legacy of a pioneering publishing family.
Rubenshuis
Former home and studio of Peter Paul Rubens, showcasing the artist’s world through artworks, period interiors, and a restored garden.
Antwerp City Hall
UNESCO-listed Renaissance city hall overlooking Grote Markt, admired for its grand façade and importance in Antwerp’s civic history.
Museum aan de Stroom
Antwerp’s landmark riverside museum, notable for its bold architecture, city history exhibits, and panoramic rooftop views.
Het Steen
Antwerp’s oldest building, a medieval riverside fortress with historic character, visitor exhibits, and views over the Scheldt.
Brabo Fountain
Dramatic fountain at Grote Markt illustrating Antwerp’s founding legend, and one of the city centre’s most photographed monuments.
Red Star Line Museum
Moving museum in original shipping buildings, telling emigrant stories from Antwerp to North America through personal, immersive exhibits.
De Ruien
Underground tour through Antwerp’s historic canals and sewers, revealing hidden tunnels, medieval remains, and an unusual side of the city.
Sint-Annatunnel
Historic pedestrian tunnel beneath the Scheldt, loved for its rare wooden escalators and excellent skyline views from the far side.
Middelheim Museum
Open-air sculpture museum set in landscaped grounds, combining contemporary and modern artworks with greenery and free public access.
DIVA
Museum of diamonds, jewellery and silverware exploring Antwerp’s global diamond trade through glittering displays and decorative arts.
Begijnhof
Peaceful former beguinage with cobbled lanes, small gardens, and historic houses, offering a quiet glimpse of Antwerp’s religious past.
Zuid
Lively local district with restaurants, parks, museums, and easy access to central sights.
Historic Center
Historic core with major sights, pedestrian streets, abundant dining, and convenient walkable access.
Theater District
Central upscale area near theaters, restaurants, shopping, and the station for easy touring.
Borgerhout
Diverse residential area with local culture, affordable dining, and tram access to central Antwerp.
Rates updated 3 hours, 31 minutes ago
To keep your estimates simple and universally clear, we drop the cents and use a space for thousands.
- © 2026 Citydex
- Terms
- Privacy
- Attributions
- Cookies
- Contact Us