Antwerp — Zurenborg and the Art Nouveau Mansions
In the south-east of Antwerp, the Zurenborg district preserves one of Europe's densest concentrations of turn-of-the-century townhouses. Its…
Antwerp: 15 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
In the south-east of Antwerp, the Zurenborg district preserves one of Europe's densest concentrations of turn-of-the-century townhouses. Its…
A Renaissance civic landmark blending Flemish and Italian influences, Antwerp City Hall (1561–1565) anchors the Grote Markt and…
Louis Delacenserie’s 1905 “railway cathedral” in Antwerp, a stone-domed terminus over a vast iron-and-glass train shed.
One of Europe's first high-rise towers, an Art Deco landmark that defined the Antwerp skyline for the rest…
A 1963 suspended-structure office tower in Antwerp designed by Léon Stynen, featuring an audacious cantilevered design supported by…
Belgium's largest Gothic cathedral, begun in 1352 and graced with Baroque masterworks by Peter Paul Rubens, rises 123…
Rococo town house of the Du Bois family, rebuilt 1746-1750 by Jan Pieter van Baurscheit the Younger, later…
A house named for the five continents, dreamed up by a port city at the height of its…
DIVA is a museum in the historic centre of Antwerp, Belgium, dedicated to diamonds, jewellery and silverware. Set…
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