
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
The KMSKA is one of Belgium’s most prestigious & important art museums.
Out of all 29 places listed below, you should not miss the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, the Plantin-Moretus Museum, Rubens House and the Middelheim Museum.

The KMSKA is one of Belgium’s most prestigious & important art museums.

The workshop of the world-famous 16th-century printer Christophe Plantin & his successors.

The workshop, home & garden of Peter Paul Rubens, one of the major baroque artists of the 17th century.

Sculpture garden featuring 250 works by internationally recognized artists, spanning from 1870 to today.

The MAS is the museum about Antwerp, the river Scheldt, the harbour, and the world.

Gothic & Gothic Revival cathedral featuring four works by Peter Paul Rubens.

Museum dedicated to emigration to the New World.

Small landscaped botanical garden in the city centre.
One of the most beautiful railway stations in the world.
19th-century city zoo.
Walk through the former canals & sewers of Antwerp.
Museum for jewellery, silver & diamonds.
Moorish Revival synagogue, open by appointment only.
Photography museum featuring temporary exhibitions by both acclaimed & emerging artists.
The Nottebohm Room is open to visitors during the summer.
Museum dedicated to contemporary Belgian & international fashion.
Flemish & Dutch art from the 14th to the 16th centuries.
The museum will close in 2028.
Museum dedicated to Antwerp’s musical history.
Opera house.
Tunnel under the river Scheldt, noted for its wooden escalators.
Concert hall.
Flemish art from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
Gothic church noted for its stained-glass windows.
Triumphant baroque church.
Gothic church with a baroque interior.
Gothic church noted for The 15 Mysteries paintings.
Picturesque alley.
Neighbourhood with lavish eclectic architecture.