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Entertainment Quality: 4 / 5
Safety: 4 / 5
Nightlife: 4 / 5
Walkability: 5 / 5
Living Standards: 4 / 5
Free WiFi: 4 / 5

Antwerp in Prices & Facts

$21.8 $21.84
Quick Lunch for One
Spoken Languages
Dutch, French, German
$81.9 $81.88
Dinner for Two
Currency
Euro / € / EUR

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$2.7 $2.73
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Getting Around

Bus
Antwerp’s buses cover the entire city until midnight, with a single ride costing €3, payable by card via the De Lijn app or at ticket machines. For added convenience, download the app to track real-time arrivals and save money with a 10-ride card for €28.50.
On Foot
Walking in Antwerp is free and offers comprehensive access to the city's vibrant districts, from the historic Cathedral of Our Lady to the trendy Meatpacking District. For a unique experience, explore the "Café-restaurant De Groote Witte Arend" on Aertsenstraat for local snacks during your stroll.

Antwerp Transportation

Antwerp Airports

Deurne/Antwerp Airport  /  ANR

12 minutes
average time to city center
$22 
Average taxi ride
$4 
bus

Tourist Reviews

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@mari_yushina
« Antwerp turned out to be the friendliest city on this trip, despite the chilly weather. Two young guys, who helped us light a candle, assured us that Antwerp is the best city in Belgium, indeed in the world. A lovely couple helped us navigate purchasing metro tickets, and one gentleman with a kind demeanor even stopped to inform us about Belgium's immigration policies while we were near the station.

Fortunately, the absence of metro tickets in Antwerp isn't a big deal. You can always buy a ticket from the staff even at the end of your journey.

Overall, Antwerp showed us its unique charm, served with a sprinkle of French flair, and the locals spoke fluent English with a broad smile. 😊 »
mari_yushina ©
@bellamykate
« Strolling through the streets of Antwerp, you will see not one but a few of the most iconic church towers that stand out among the buildings. But it’s only when you step into the courtyard that your eyes will be greeted by the stunning architecture of the world of Baroque!

Last time, I stumbled upon the church of Saint Charles Borromeo, with its magnificent facade and equally impressive interior decor. This time, I discovered the church of Saint Paul. Surrounded by all sides, you will find an open garden with 63 statues symbolizing the Apostles.

It’s a must to step inside the church! Here, just like throughout Antwerp, you’ll find collections of paintings by Rubens, and there’s also a stunning 17th-century organ! Honestly, I just recommend you see this famous place with your own eyes rather than just hearing about it. 😊 »
bellamykate ©
@nantes_stories
« I fell so in love with this city that I even got a bit lost, just gazing around. Antwerp, Belgium. »
nantes_stories ©
@ilyana_lev
« It might sound a bit odd, but I found Antwerp far less charming than Bruges or Ghent. There were just too many people everywhere! Lines at stores stretched with 20 people waiting at the checkout, the streets in the center felt like rush hour in a busy city, and there was quite a bit of litter just lying around. It reminded me of the central square on the morning of January 1st. »
ilyana_lev ©
@ms.tati82
« Antwerp left a deep impression on me with its unique architecture and the special energy of old Europe. 🌍✨ »
ms.tati82 ©