Tours Antwerpen

Would you like a tour fully designed around your wishes? Do you find it hard to choose between our tours and prefer a mix of different walks? Or do you have a specific theme you want to explore in depth? Then “Antwerp Tailor-Made” is the best choice for you.

The secrets behind several city legends, combined with pleasant, thirst-quenching stops in traditional brown cafés, form the central theme of the successful city walk “Cafélegendes 1”. Companies, families, and friends fully enjoy this walk. After all, who does not enjoy a good drink in great company at a beautiful place?

Every Saturday you can join a group with our expert by your side. You explore the secrets of Belgium’s most beautiful city. Diamonds, fashion, architecture and cookies are part of this engaging tour. The tour is guided in English.

After the Antwerp 6 is a new tour that sets Antwerp’s fashion scene in motion. You follow the generation after Walter, Ann and Dries. Their success gave young designers wings. Names such as Martin Margiela, Raf Simons, Glenn Martens and Haider Ackermann appear along the way. The route takes you to places that shaped their style and built Antwerp’s reputation. A rich dose of fashion history. Straight from the city where talent keeps growing.

Antwerp is the fashion capital of Belgium. Since 1963, you can study Fashion at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. It is there that the Antwerp Six met and gained international recognition. How did it all begin, and who are the Antwerp Six?

Since the sixteenth century, a large part of the Eilandje has belonged to the city. First as a port district, today as Antwerp’s most promising neighborhood. With museums such as the MAS and the Red Star Line Museum, the modern Port House, striking lofts, and luxury yachts, this former harbor area has many stories to tell. The mix of culture, architecture, and smart urban innovation takes center stage here.

Discover how Antwerp will transform in the coming years during this unique BIKE TOUR. Learn about the city’s future plans and see how the skyline will change with new buildings and architecture projects. Which districts will be fully renewed in the next years? What will the Boerentoren look like? Get the latest insights during this brand-new tour, always with up-to-date information about Antwerp.

Learn how the Old "Zuid" grew into one of Antwerp’s most recognizable districts. The walk passes the KMSKA, the South Park, the renewed quays, the former South Station and the New Law Courts. Surprising facts reveal the character of this neighborhood. Walk through the old and the new South.

The most read story in the world about Flanders takes place entirely in the Koekenstad. Nello and his dog Patrasche are very well known in Japan. Five Hollywood movies tell this story. Here, almost no one knows it. Why is it so famous abroad? Who wrote this successful story in 1872? Discover this tale of friendship and pride with an expert by your side. During the tour “Nello & Patrasche, the world-famous story of Antwerp”.

“The mother of all stock exchanges in the world” stands in Antwerp. The Antwerp Stock Exchange served as a model for London, Paris and New York and holds a rich history. During the exclusive tour “Handelsbeurs Then & Now”, many secrets of this jewel of Antwerp come to light. Join an expert who presents the past, the present and the future of this palace.

Author and BeroepsBelg Tanguy Ottomer explored multiple archives to present a unique collection in the book “Time Machine Antwerp”. The tour visits several locations across the city, each linked to a compelling story. This nostalgic walk feels like a true trip down memory lane for older participants and an engaging discovery for others.

The city is one large open-air museum. You discover sculptures, graffiti and comic walls, fountains and much more. Look at everything the streets offer with an open mind, guided by an expert. Did you know Belgium has the highest number of comic artists per square kilometer? Or that no fewer than 200 sculptures decorate the streets of Antwerp? The most surprising city walk by BeroepsBelg, “Art down the street”.