6 Day Trip to Boechout

Christoffer Plantin's 16th century printing shop, once the world's most prolific, is now one of t...

Located in old houses around the cathedral, this restaurant is expanding and very successfull, id...

This is one place where you can dance salsa. Your entrance fee will include a drink, a dance clas...

Dock's Brasserie is a multi-cuisine restaurant where you can find Gluten Free, Vegetarian, Europe...

Situated in the Melkmarkt, this jazz cafe offers a great range of beer and coffee.

Built between 1352 and 1521 as one of the world's tallest buildings, Antwerp's majestic cathedral...

In a way, this town square reminds one of utopia. It’s clean, spacious and comforting all a...

Right on the cathedral square, when the weather's nice sit outside and soak up the atmosphere. Ov...

Located in a guildhall and one of the city's oldest watering holes. A reasonable number of touris...

One of the oldest zoos in the world, this place hosts over 5000 animals across 950 different spec...

It’s so pretty it’s called the Railway Cathedral. Its every aspect is lavishly and mi...

There are two of them side by side in fact, a new one and an old one – the new one was desi...

It's a hole in the wall, but one that serves over 700 different beers !

Nice authentic Thai food and eaten in a lovely old mansion.

It's a South American extravaganza and well worth your time to try the fusion of Mexican and Braz...

An old theatre sets the stage for this pricey but good value food, a mixture of Belgian and French s...

Though the first mention of Red Light District, inadvertently brings Amsterdam into the mind, but...

A pinnacle of Gothic architecture, the Cathedral was at the time of completion one of the tallest...

This extensive private collection was built over a period of forty one years and includes some tr...

Set around a square, this is Antwerp’s most impressive neighbourhood. The architecture is a...

Born out of an open air sculpture exhibition in the 1950’s, the Middelheim Sculpture Museum...

There isn’t much to be said about this church beyond it sheer elegant beauty, but that&rsqu...

Out on the edge of the ring road you'll find this pleasant little park, and in the middle you'll ...

The name means City Festival Hall, and in that function it is exemplary. Its architecture, restor...

Elegant and beautiful, Antwerp’s famous theatre was built in 1819 and has since then underg...

If the grand architecture around this area wasn’t enough, the Meir is also the most importa...

Antwerp’s churches continue to inspire with this beautiful Gothic Church, which is as famou...

Popular with all the late-nighters and part maniacs of the city because of its opening hours (5.3...

Tiny but unmissable, Wok A Way evokes the Tokyo feeling in the heart of Antwerp. A conveyor-belt ...

This is an unusual and often overlooked attraction by visitors. The entire draw of the place focu...

The house was the dwelling of the mayor of Antwerp in Ruben’s lifetime. It’s basicall...

Located in the iconic MAS museum, this is an ideal place to kick back and relax with a drink whil...

When in Antwerp, drink what the Belgians drink best! Stocked with a whooping 200 types of beer, a...

Frites in Europe is nothing new, but there are some places that take extra care while serving the...

While restaurant as this cannot be deemed as a popular tourist attraction, it is certainly much t...