the city
Check the calendar and add exhibitions,
shows and other cultural events to your visit.
Shop at major fashion houses, local boutiques or original concept stores.
Antwerp is worth leaving your boat for. There is always something going on in the City of Biscuits:
Discover the best of what culinary Antwerp has to offer, from quaint restaurants to superb cocktail bars.
From left bank to right bank and back
There are several ways to cross the Scheldt:
› Stroll through the 100-year-old pedestrian tunnel.
› Take the ferry service. You can bring your bike.
› Or sail on the Waterbus.
Explore Antwerp on foot or on wheels
› Go for a shared bike.
› Cruise around on a shared scooter.
› Or hop on a rental bike.
More hotspots
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Do you prefer to go out on your own? Havenland's interactive map provides an overview of nature, culture and heritage in and around the port of Antwerp. The mapped out hiking or biking trails will show you the way.
Can't get enough of all those lovely barges? Don't hesitate to take a walk up to the Linkeroever marina. Or better yet, look for a berth.
Did you know Port of Antwerp-Bruges is the second-largest commercial port in Europe? Explore with a port guide, by bike or from a Flandria cruise.
Nothing more fun than boat spotting, right? Visit the city ports from the water. Board a cruise at Willemdok or Bonapartedok. And admire historic ships, fine houseboats and other eye-catchers at the right bank marinas.
Water and port heritage in the city
The Scheldt Quays
From north to south, the waterfront along the Scheldt Quays is a delight. Go for an evening stroll on the promenade, catch the sunset at the waterfront seating areas or stretch out on the grass with a book.
Het Steen
Discover through The Antwerp Story, an interactive expo in Het Steen, what makes Antwerp so unique as a metropolis and port city. Have you seen it all? Put your camera on selfie mode and wrap up your visit on the panoramic terrace.
Red Star Line Museum
In the 20th century, millions of emigrants boarded passenger ships here and set off to America in search of happiness. Allow yourself to be carried away by their personal stories.
Water and port heritage in the city
Het Eilandje
Spend half a day in one of Antwerp's trendiest neighbourhoods. Embark on a culinary world tour at the food market in the historic Felix Warehouse. Stroll along the quay with a cappuccino, ice cream or delicious pastry. And admire fine landmarks.
Port House
Admire the Port House, an architectural jewel as well as the headquarters of Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Would you like a peek inside? Join a tour or book a group tour.
Portopolis
In this visitor centre at the foot of the MAS, you can interactively discover everything there is to know about Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Your children will go home with a port diploma.
MAS (Museum aan de Stroom)
Visit the permanent exhibition Freight and learn about the history of world trade and shipping, from the Vikings to today. Afterwards, admire the boulevard and panorama on the top floor.
Nothing like going on a city trip on your own boat. Moor at the docks of trendy harbour district 't Eilandje, near the historic centre. Or admire Antwerp's skyline and nature from Linkeroever (Left Bank). Let our tips be your guide.
From left bank to right bank and back
There are several ways to cross the Scheldt:
› Stroll through the 100-year-old pedestrian tunnel.
› Take the ferry service. You can bring your bike.
› Or sail on the Waterbus.
Explore Antwerp on foot or on wheels
› Go for a shared bike.
› Cruise around on a shared scooter.
› Or hop on a rental bike.
Check the calendar and add exhibitions,
shows and other cultural events to your visit.
Shop at major fashion houses, local boutiques or original concept stores.
Antwerp is worth leaving your boat for. There is always something going on in the City of Biscuits:
Discover the best of what culinary Antwerp has to offer, from quaint restaurants to superb cocktail bars.
More hotspots
Do you prefer to go out on your own? Havenland's interactive map provides an overview of nature, culture and heritage in and around the port of Antwerp. The mapped out hiking or biking trails will show you the way.
Did you know Port of Antwerp-Bruges is the second-largest commercial port in Europe? Explore with a port guide, by bike or from a Flandria cruise.
Can't get enough of all those lovely barges? Don't hesitate to take a walk up to the Linkeroever marina. Or better yet, look for a berth.
Nothing more fun than boat spotting, right? Visit the city ports from the water. Board a cruise at Willemdok or Bonapartedok. And admire historic ships, fine houseboats and other eye-catchers at the right bank marinas.
Water and port heritage in the city
Port House
Admire the Port House, an architectural jewel as well as the headquarters of Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Would you like a peek inside? Join a tour or book a group tour.
The Scheldt Quays
From north to south, the waterfront along the Scheldt Quays is a delight. Go for an evening stroll on the promenade, catch the sunset at the waterfront seating areas or stretch out on the grass with a book.
Het Steen
Discover through The Antwerp Story, an interactive expo in Het Steen, what makes Antwerp so unique as a metropolis and port city. Have you seen it all? Put your camera on selfie mode and wrap up your visit on the panoramic terrace.
Red Star Line Museum
In the 20th century, millions of emigrants boarded passenger ships here and set off to America in search of happiness. Allow yourself to be carried away by their personal stories.
Portopolis
In this visitor centre at the foot of the MAS, you can interactively discover everything there is to know about Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Your children will go home with a port diploma.
MAS (Museum aan de Stroom)
Visit the permanent exhibition Freight and learn about the history of world trade and shipping, from the Vikings to today. Afterwards, admire the boulevard and panorama on the top floor.
Het Eilandje
Spend half a day in one of Antwerp's trendiest neighbourhoods. Embark on a culinary world tour at the food market in the historic Felix Warehouse. Stroll along the quay with a cappuccino, ice cream or delicious pastry. And admire fine landmarks.
Water and port heritage in the city
the city
Nothing like going on a city trip on your own boat. Moor at the docks of trendy harbour district 't Eilandje, near the historic centre. Or admire Antwerp's skyline and nature from Linkeroever (Left Bank). Let our tips be your guide.
