City in Belgium
4 things to see
Antwerp is Belgium’s fashion and diamond capital, and its compact old town is free to wander, from the guild-house squares to the riverfront. The grand central station and the cobbled Grote Markt cost nothing to admire, and cozy local pubs pour affordable Flemish beer. Fast, cheap trains make it an easy budget pairing with Ghent, Bruges, or Brussels, so you can base in one and day-trip the rest.
What to see
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
The Cathedral of Our Lady is the largest Gothic church in the Low Countries, with a 123-meter tower and four Rubens masterpieces inside (including the Raising of the Cross and the Descent from the Cross). Entry is paid at a modest price.
Antwerp Central Station is regularly voted one of the most beautiful railway stations in the world, a cathedral-like building with a vast iron and glass train hall and a marble entrance hall. Free to enter.
The Grote Markt is Antwerp's main square, surrounded by ornate guild houses and the Renaissance Town Hall. Free.
The Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) is a striking red sandstone and glass tower in the Eilandje port district. The museum is paid, but the rooftop panorama deck is free.
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