The Top 20 Local Flavor in Antwerpen, Vlaams Gewest

Fresh reviews:

Dageraadplaats certainly is one of my favorite places to hang out in Antwerp! (Especially in summer!)Situated in the nice «Zurenborg» area (Pretty houses everywhere!), surrounded by several bars and restaurants, it is the perfect spot to mingle with the locals.

Dennis W.

Dageraadplaats

Neighbourhood supermarket with a large selection of fresh products. Has gotten cheaper since large retailgroup Colruyt took over the Spar supermarket license in Belgium. What’s really special is that it shares it’s large space (it always used to be a markethall) with 3 or 4 butchers who each specialize in…

Mateo V.

Criée

What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon, strolling down the Kloosterstraat, checking out all the antique stores and looking for some cool design ideas. Have a coffee at «5 minutes in Paris» or enjoy the newly reopened «Hooghuis» where there now is a pop up wine store and a Vervoort design collection.

Tim K.

Kloosterstraat

Back in the days when your mail still was deliverd with horse and carraige, this must be somewhere around late 1700’s, people of the city of Aalst had to pick up their mail in this place. It seems like time stood still ’cause it seems like the interior hasn’t been changed since. Most of the people you’ll see…

Benni B.

In de stad Aalst

The Grote Market is the main square in Antwerp for visitors to enjoy a glimpse of Flemish culture and history. Ideal walking location for scenic and historical landmarks to visit. The Grote Market is one of the most popular attractions in Belgium. No matter how many times that I come to Antwerp, I always enjoy…

Kim S.

Grote Markt

The Sint-Jansplein is in the Northern part of Antwerp. If you walk from the Rooseveltplaats (main bus station of Antwerp) towards the «Hotel Terminus» and you keep on walking straight in the Van Maerlantstraat, you arrive quite unexpectedly at this big square.If you are looking for an alternative route for…

Cleo F.

Sint-Jansplein

Why is this listed in German? It’s a tunnel for pedestrians and cyclists that runs under the Schelde (the river has no bridges).Architecture is interesting: art deco in style. On the downtown side of the tunnel is a square that holds a bric-à-brac market on Sundays. On the Linkeoever (Left Bank) side it’s…