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Florian S.
Traveler type
Solo travellers
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
I was in Antwerp on business. I particularly liked it. I liked the old city centre, such as the wholesale market and the Church of Our Lady. You can eat delicious Belgian fries around the wholesale market and a nice waffle for dessert. I have fond memories of the trip because the city really has character. The people there are very polite and helpful. The accommodation is also reasonably priced. What I didn't like so much was the cleanliness. I would always travel by train again to avoid the traffic, it's a relaxed and comfortable way to travel.
Highligts
Old Town,
Hidden gems
Grote Markt
Destination recommendation
City with character
Pros
Old Town
Cons
Cleanliness
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Luis T.
Traveler type
Families
Time of travel
March
Length of stay
Weekend
Review
I was in Antwerp for a day with my family and did a lot of shopping. I particularly liked the harbour. I ate something at McDonald's. It's very easy to get around, with buses etc. Travelling by car worked well, but next time I would travel by train.
Highligts
Went shopping. Went out for a meal. Seen the sights. Taken a city tour.
Hidden gems
Try fries. Eat ice cream
Destination recommendation
Because it is a very beautiful city
Pros
Many sights
Nice people
Cons
Stinks a little
Many consume drugs
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Stay at a holiday home in Antwerp and explore the port city of Antwerp
Combining the debauchery of a weekend break in Amsterdam, the culture of a city break in Paris, this small cultural capital boasts an inviting café culture and a bar scene that encompasses small-town friendliness and the with the impressive architecture of Northern Europe. The Grote Market square in the centre displays idyllic Dutch architecture, the kind that is featured on postcards and the Carolus Borromoeus church around the corner is one of the most grand in Europe, ornately decorated with fine art and lavish gold engravings. Antwerp was one of the first truly international cities in the early modern period and acted as a middleman for the trade of wool from England, sugar from Spain and Portugal and spices from the orient. It also served as a home for bankers who lent out of Antwerp. As such the city has a deeply ingrained attitude of acceptance and appreciation of different cultures. A port city on the northern border near the Netherlands, the city of Antwerp is famous for its diamond trade and jewellery shoppers will find one of Europe’s best selection of diamonds to admire. The city is also an up and coming center of designer fashion, bringing in international recognition for newer brands. If you're seeking a taste of the city’s notable nightlife scene, look for something close to Paeters Vaetje, located at Blauwmoezelstraat 1. This superb locale is right next to the Cathedral, and boasts over a hundred different beers (remember, you’re in Belgium!). After you’ve primed yourself at a few of the bars, the nightclubs typically open up between 1am and 3am and the best place to start out is the popular De Keyserlei street before making your way back home in the early hours! Antwerp airport makes travelling straightforward, so you can arrive easily in this fantastic city. Why not visit Brussels the capital of Belgium as well?
Crazy about beer
In Antwerp they are completely beer crazy, so much so that they have not one but two major solely beer themed events. The first and biggest one is the Bierpassie Weekend, it is a three-day long event which has grown every year for the past two decades. There are now about 200 of the world’s finest beers for you to try along with all sorts of delicious food to accompany them. Then the second one is a smaller but not any less popular event called Modeste Bier Festival, true to its name which means ´modest´ the festival invites the smaller breweries alongside members of the Belgium Family Brewersto to showcase their tantalizingly tempting beers. However, this event gets even better because there is also a variety of cheese stalls, a cheese shop and activities that you can take part with. Is there anything better than some beer and cheese in a gorgeous country.
Life is a zoo
The zoo is Antwerp was opened to the public in 1843 and is the oldest zoo in the world, however don’t let this deter you because while it may be the oldest it is equipped with world class modern and state of the art enclosures and breeding programmes. It makes for an amazing day out with lots of ridiculously adorable animals that you wish you could hide in your handbag and take home as well as lots of truly fascinating animals, in total the zoo is home to more than 6,000 specimens and 1,160 species. It is also home to some of the rarest mammals in the world like the white rhinoceros, but also is very well known for their too sweet to be real loved up koala couple that live together in their very own cosy little thatched cottage. They have also recently added a new reef environment to the zoos aquarium which gives you even more to explore in this magical place full of gorgeous animals.
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2,679 reviews
We collected 2,679 reviews from travellers who stayed in Antwerp. Holiday homes in this destination received an average rating of 3.6/5.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Antwerp?
The most booked accommodations in Antwerp are apartment rental and bed and breakfast rental. We search from more than 190 accommodations in Antwerp to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Antwerp?
Prices start at just £46 per night. Most bed and breakfast rental in Antwerp are 43 m² and apartment rental are 84 m².
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Antwerp?
We have the perfect options for you and your furry companions. Apartment rental are the most pet-friendly type of accommodations in Antwerp and cost an average of £145 per night.
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For your holiday in Antwerp, we have a great selection of accommodations for groups. The typical apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
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