A collection of museums, historical buildings, and cultural institutions in Antwerp, including religious architecture, art museums, and transport heritage sites.
Antwerp, Belgium
Eight-floor museum displaying exhibits about Antwerp's role in global trade, port activities, and cultural exchanges across five centuries.
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Medieval church built between 1352 and 1521, featuring four Rubens altarpieces, a 123-meter spire, and seven naves.
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Sixteenth-century printing house and residence containing original printing presses, an extensive library collection, and period furnished rooms.
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Italian-style residence where Peter Paul Rubens lived from 1611, containing his art studio, garden pavilion, and personal art collection.
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A nineteenth-century zoo established in 1843, located next to the central station. It contains 950 animal species in 10 hectares of gardens and buildings.
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Located in the original shipping company buildings, this museum documents the stories of millions of Europeans who migrated to America.
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Built between 1895 and 1905, this stone railway terminal combines neo-baroque architecture with an iron and glass train shed.
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Built in the 13th century on the banks of the Scheldt River, this stone castle served as the city's main fortress.
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Six levels of paintings and sculptures from the 14th to 20th centuries, including works by Rubens, Van Eyck and contemporary artists.
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Interactive museum presenting Belgian chocolate production methods, with exhibits about cocoa cultivation, manufacturing processes and cultural traditions since the 16th century.
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Renaissance square from the 16th century lined with decorative guild houses, the Gothic city hall and the Brabo fountain in its center.
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Exhibition space dedicated to diamonds and jewelry, displaying mining techniques, cutting processes and historical pieces from Antwerp's diamond trade heritage.
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Medieval water canal system under Antwerp accessible for guided tours.
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Neoclassical shopping center from the 19th century, designated as national monument.
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Historic brewery from 1833 offering interactive tours and beer tasting experiences.
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Fashion museum showcasing temporary exhibitions and works from the Antwerp Fashion Academy.
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A late 19th century residential area featuring streets lined with Art Nouveau buildings and houses around the central Dageraadplaats square.
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Contemporary building with glass and steel construction extending from a renovated fire station, completed in 2016 following architect Zaha Hadid's design.
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Hidden passageway dating from 1591 that connects three streets: Pelgrimstraat, Hoogstraat and Oude Koornmarkt through narrow cobblestone paths.
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Historical garden established in the 1500s, containing over 2000 plant species, medicinal herbs, and a greenhouse with tropical specimens.
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Museum dedicated to photography history with over 3 million objects in its collection.
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Former industrial site converted into creative hub with rooftop urban farming.
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19th century neoclassical theater building with unique round facade.
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Historic pedestrian tunnel under the Scheldt river with original wooden escalators from 1933.
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Modern public park created on former railway grounds spanning 24 hectares.
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Street featuring grand 19th century Art Nouveau and bourgeois architecture.
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Neighborhood square with LED star ceiling illumination and terraces.
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Public beach area on the bank of the Scheldt river, with benches and walking paths where visitors observe cargo ships passing by.
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Maritime equipment collection at the northern docks shows industrial port operations from 1900 to 1970, including steam and electric loading machines.
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Former religious complex with sections dating from the 12th century, featuring underground chambers and archaeological remains of monastic buildings.
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This Gothic church includes a parsonage completed in 1850 by architect Pierre Bourla. The building features traditional Flemish religious architecture with pointed arches and high windows.
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Monumental baroque city gate from 1624 dedicated to King Philip IV of Spain.