
A vibrant neighbourhood brimming with art, boutiques and restaurants. Perfect for visiting a museum or settling down on a terrace.

This neighbourhood is one of the most multicultural in Antwerp. Trendy little spots are springing up like mushrooms.

The heart of the diamond trade lies around Central Station, with the Opera House, the City Park and the Zoo also waiting to be explored.

Two up-and-coming residential neighbourhoods where you can enjoy art, vintage design and delicious food amongst the locals.

The opening of Park Spoor Noord – also known as the Garden of Antwerp – has breathed new life into the neighbourhood. It’s particularly lovely in spring and summer.

At the marina, the people of Antwerp feel as though they’re on holiday in their own city, with a magnificent view of the harbour from the MAS.

The heart of the city, boasting a wealth of cultural highlights, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady and Hendrik Conscience Square.

Discover the Fashion Museum and shop at both renowned Antwerp designers and small boutiques.
An up-and-coming, alternative neighbourhood opposite ‘t Zuid. Here you’ll find trendy coffee bars, bistros and the Monty cultural centre.

The Belle Époque houses on Cogels-Osylei and Dageraadplaats make this residential area well worth a visit.

A lively part of town with theatres, shopping streets lined with chain stores and chic boutiques, and the exotic Saturday market.