Londenbrug

Londenbrug is a bridge spanning across the water in Antwerp's port district, connecting Amsterdamstraat and Londenstraat for vehicles and pedestrians. The structure includes a lifting mechanism that allows larger ships and boats to pass through when needed.

The bridge underwent major renovation work and reopened in 2017 with modern improvements to traffic flow and safety standards. After decades as part of the port infrastructure, the redesign focused on meeting the needs of the neighborhood and its growing community.

The bridge connects two parts of Eilandje, a former port district that now hosts residential buildings, museums, and art galleries. Pedestrians use this crossing daily to move between the different sections of this changing neighborhood.

The crossing is accessible on foot and regularly opens to allow ships to reach the nearby docks. Visitors should expect temporary traffic interruptions when larger vessels pass through.

Management of the bridge transferred from the Port Authority to the City of Antwerp in 2023, reflecting the area's growing importance for the local community. New operators working alongside experienced controllers represent a transition between port operations and urban development priorities.