Antwerp Fashion & Design Walks: Explore Style

This private tour is a great way to get the most out of your visit in Antwerp. Within 2 hours you will explore the main sights of the city while taking in history, legends and lots of interesting facts about Antwerp. Are you wondering why the city is called ‘The Diamond Capital’ or what made our baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens world-famous? Maybe you would like to know how the Port of Antwerp became one of the biggest around the globe? Then this tour is for you! Our experienced guides are eager to share with you their knowledge and passion to make your stay simply unforgettable.

Explore Antwerp's oldest neighborhoods on a self-guided walking tour through Lodovico Guicciardini’s "most beautiful city in the world" and Victor Hugo’s art-filled haven. Starting at the Renaissance splendor of Antwerp City Hall, uncover secret squares, forgotten monuments, and hidden gems often missed by tourists. Wander through the old harbor, vibrant fashion district, and medieval meat hall, discovering unique spots like art nouveau jeweler Goudsmederij Wim Meeussen and the eclectic Books&Booze Antwerpen. Along Stoelstraat, experience 15th-century Antwerp’s atmosphere, meeting historical figures like Willem Elsschot and Pieter Paul Rubens. Hear tales of Flemish folklore at the Lange Wapper Statue and learn about Antwerp’s rich heritage at Brabo’s Monument. From the last dance organ at Café Beveren to the wartime history of Cathedral of Our Lady, this tour offers insights into Antwerp’s diverse culture and past, ending with a panoramic view of the River Scheldt at Het Steen.

Why is Antwerp called the city of giants? Why is the hand the symbol of the city? How did Antwerp come to be the richest city in the 16th century in Europe and what are the reasons for its decline? For the answers to these questions and many more, come join our Legends of Antwerp Walking Tour! On our legendary tour, you’ll explore the historic centre with a professional guide and get to know the history behind the rise and fall of Antwerp’s Golden Age, mixed in with some old legends that have been around for hundreds of years. We start the tour from the Grote Markt square and from there we take you to the Stone castle, Butcher’s Hall, St. Charles Borromeo church, Farmer’s tower, Meir, Rubens house, Fashion nation, Friday market, museum Plantin-Moretus, Vlaeykensgang and the Cathedral of Our Lady. We’ll also give you loads of tips on the ‘must do’s’ of today’s Antwerp. If you want to get the real taste of Antwerp, don't miss this tour!

Antwerp, the jewel of Flanders, invites you to explore 21 of its iconic sites in one day. Stroll through historic sites such as Rubens House, Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Antwerp Station, while discovering its diamond district. This 6 km tour, designed for curious travellers, combines art, culture and modern architecture. Take advantage of interactive audio guides to enrich your experience and discover fascinating anecdotes about the city. A perfect itinerary for those who wish to immerse themselves in the history and vitality of Antwerp in just 2h25. - 6 km walking tour, ideal for discovery in one day - Visit 21 must-see sites, including Notre Dame Cathedral and Rubens House - Audio guides available for in-depth exploration - Perfect for lovers of Flemish art, history and culture

Discover the Art of Fine Jewellery Making During the demonstration in our atelier, visitors get a unique behind-the-scenes look at how fine jewellery is created from start to finish. You’ll see each step of the process — from raw gold to a finished piece — and discover the craftsmanship and precision that go into every detail. We work in a very traditional way: all pieces are made entirely by hand, directly in gold, without the use of molds or casting. Every creation is shaped, soldered, and finished in-house, following age-old goldsmithing techniques that bring true individuality and soul to each jewel.

Immerse yourself in Antwerp’s rich history on this walking tour through its most iconic landmarks. Start at Grote Markt, where medieval guild houses, the grand City Hall, and the Brabo Fountain set the scene for captivating stories of Antwerp’s past. Continue to the Hendrik Conscience Statue, revealing the city’s intellectual and architectural heritage. Marvel at the Baroque elegance of the Carolus Borromeus Church, linked to Rubens, and experience Antwerp's Golden Age at Handelsbeurs Antwerpen. Ideal for art lovers and history buffs, this tour offers insights into Rubens House, MoMu Fashion Museum, and UNESCO-listed Museum Plantin-Moretus, concluding at the majestic Cathedral of Our Lady with unforgettable views and local tips for a memorable Antwerp experience.

Antwerp, the capital of cool, is not only a place for fashion and art lovers or diamond dealers. Discover its rich history and the fact that in the mid-16th century it was one of Europe’s most important cities! In this 2 hours walking tour you'll have the chance to immerse yourself in the historical charm of Antwerp and also soak up the atmosphere of this young and friendly city, a place offering a perfect mix of history and present-day modern life. Discover this, and much more, in a pleasant 2 hours walking tour in beautiful Antwerp! You will learn about: History of the city Painter Pieter Paul Rubens Why is Antwerp called the city of giants? Architecturally rich heritage Legends of Antwerp Downfall and resurrection of Antwerp’s diamond industry

The perfect day trip to Belgium: cultural Antwerp and capital Brussels. Antwerp is one of Europe’s biggest ports and has a long and rich history. Visit the medieval fortress in the heart of the city, count the bricks of La Notre-Dame d’Anvers, stroll around the Grote Markt or follow in the footsteps of the painter Rubens, who designed and built his own picturesque house in Antwerp. Brussels, the ‘Capital of Europe’, is home to many must-sees, such as La Grande-Place which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk around this mind-blowing square, take a closer look at architectural masterpiece Hotel de Ville and visit the Sacred Island. Take a break and have a waffle or two – sometimes the best option is to try all. Order some typical pommes-frites or enjoy the local cuisine at one of the finest brasseries in town.