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Antwerp's Old Town dazzles with medieval magic at every turn. The Gothic Cathedral of Our Lady stands tall among Renaissance guild houses and the stunning City Hall on cobblestone squares. Narrow streets lead to the legendary Diamond District where centuries-old trading traditions still sparkle. Belgian chocolate shops and traditional Flemish taverns create an atmosphere that's equal parts history lesson and sensory adventure. Boutique hotels tucked into converted guild houses offer charm with a side of authenticity. The area is best explored on foot along pedestrian-only streets, with tram lines connecting to Central Station in just 10 minutes. Most attractions open between 10:00 and 17:00, with the early morning offering the quietest, most magical experience.
Zurenborg dazzles with Europe's most spectacular collection of Art Nouveau mansions along Cogels-Osylei street. Ornate facades, colourful stained glass, and intricate ironwork create an open-air architectural museum that most tourists miss. The tree-lined streets feel like stepping into a Belle Époque painting where every building tells a storey. Snap photos of the Twelve Devils Building or wander among the White Palaces for pure architectural bliss. Refined bistros and cosy cafés serve excellent Flemish cuisine throughout this upscale residential area of Antwerp. Stay in charming boutique B&Bs housed in converted historic townhouses for an authentic experience. Getting around is simple with Antwerp-Berchem Station nearby and excellent tram connections to the city centre.
South Antwerp blends Jewish heritage with multicultural charm through its striking Moorish-style synagogue and speciality shops. The cobblestone streets wind past kosher bakeries with Hebrew signage and spice markets with exotic fragrances. Art lovers can explore the Royal Museum of Fine Arts and Photo Museum while soaking up the neighborhood's authentic cultural vibe away from tourist crowds. Family-run restaurants serve everything from traditional Jewish cuisine to Moroccan tagines with most places closing early in the evening. Trams connect you quickly to Central Station and the city centre while the residential streets offer perfect walkability for curious travellers. Converted townhouse B&Bs provide peaceful stays with a genuine local feel.
Antwerp's Historic Centre dazzles with medieval charm that'll make your camera work overtime. The towering Cathedral of Our Lady stands watch over cobblestone streets where Renaissance buildings and guild houses flaunt their golden facades. Art lovers can lose themselves in the UNESCO-listed Plantin-Moretus Museum or Rubens House, while history buffs explore Steen Castle's weathered walls. Traditional Flemish taverns serve up hearty carbonnade and moules-frites between shopping adventures in diamond boutiques and chocolate shops. The pedestrian-only zones make exploring a breeze, though those cobblestones demand comfortable shoes. Boutique hotels tucked into converted historic buildings offer the perfect home base for soaking up all that old-world magic.
Antwerp's Centraal Station area revolves around one of Europe's most magnificent railway cathedrals with its soaring dome and ornate façade. The Diamond District sparkles nearby with jewellery shops where you can watch authentic trading. Keyserlei shopping street buzzes with pedestrian energy, international brands, and Belgian chocolate boutiques just steps from the station platforms. Hotels here cater mainly to business travellers and transit guests, offering modern conveniences rather than local charm. The area comes alive during commuting hours and quiets significantly after dark. Getting around couldn't be easier with excellent tram connections and walkable streets that lead to Antwerp's historic centre just minutes away.
If you like haggling for the best price, you might want to head out to Antwerp Market Square in Historisch Centrum and take in the atmosphere. Splash some more cash at Antwerp Flea Market, Meir, and De Keyserlei.
It's feeding time at the zoo! If you want to be reminded of some of the great animals our world is home to, you might want to pay a trip to Antwerp Zoo, located 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from central Antwerp. If you have fun at Antwerp Zoo, you'll love Antwerp Botanical Garden and Indoor Karting Antwerpen, both located nearby.
You can browse the exhibits at Museum Aan de Stroom, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Antwerp. While you're in the area, find time to visit its shops.
Wander cobblestone streets lined with medieval guild houses and diamond shops in the historic centre. Admire Rubens' masterpieces at the Cathedral of Our Lady before savouring Belgian beers and frites.
Antwerp is also notable for its historical sites. You might find the perfect souvenir at Antwerp Market Square or Antwerp Flea Market. Check out other sights like Steen Castle and Cathedral of Our Lady.
