Best places: Tourist attractions in Antwerp, Belgium

Mansion museum housing the world's oldest printing presses, plus books, antiques, tapestries & art.

1600s church with ornate baroque art & architecture & 4 altar paintings that are rotated seasonally.

Iconic monument & fountain, constructed in the 18th century, in quaint cobblestone surrounds.

Mostly medieval art collected by Fritz Mayer van den Bergh in 19th century, with a focus on Bruegel.

This 17th-century nobleman's home is now a museum with many notable paintings & other artwork.

Striking red sandstone museum with high-tech exhibitions exploring Antwerp's place in the world.

A landmark spire tops this Gothic-style cathedral, known for its Baroque masterpieces by Rubens.

Leafy, expansive green space featuring ponds, trails, play equipment & an outdoor concert venue.

👍👍 In the charming city of Antwerp, Belgium, there lived a young boy named Nello. He didn't have a family, but his heart was as big as the sky. One lucky day, he met a furry friend named Patrasche, a cart dog who had been left all alone. Nello and Patrasche became inseparable pals. Every day, they str...

Museum exhibition based on the 3 million who emigrated to America using this historic shipping line.

International modern art from 1900 on, in a sculpture park & pavilion, plus castle with cafe & shop.

👍👍 The Port House is a building on the Antwerp Eilandje . It was designed by British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid . Since 2016, it has been the workplace of five hundred employees of the Antwerp Port Authority . It is located at Siberiastraat or Kaai 63 at the northern head of the Kattendijkdok . As a tr...

👍 Great bars and unlimited types of bears. Nice vibes specially when raining.

👍 St. Andrew’s Church is a Catholic church in Antwerp built in the 16th century. Its exterior is mainly characterised by a late-Gothic style while its interior is predominantly executed in Baroque style. It is the parish church of the Parish of St. Andrew’s

👍👍 What a nice surprise! I was imagining to be smaller, instead there are a central garden with all the houses around, a functioning and open church and a second (closed end) street, sculptures dotted around on the front of buildings and in the garden, and water pumps no longer in use. The atmosphere i...

Stately Renaissance building with an elaborate facade, flags & art, with guided tours.

City zoo with daily penguin feedings & sea lion shows, plus an established conservation program.

Serene botanical garden offering winding paths amid labeled flowerbeds, trees & herb plantings.

Open since 2017, a graphic art museum displaying work by Goya, Munch, Rops & other masters.