Tourist Information Antwerp
Antwerp offers a vibrant mix of cultural attractions, including the stunning Cathedral of Our Lady, the lively Grote Markt square, the historic Antwerp Zoo, and the trendy Zuid district known for art and fashion. Don’t miss the MAS Museum for panoramic city views and the bustling Diamond District.
Two to three days is perfect to explore Antwerp’s main attractions, museums, restaurants, and shopping areas. If you plan day trips, consider staying longer.
Antwerp is a bike-friendly city with many dedicated cycling lanes and a city bike-sharing system called Velo. You can explore the city safely and efficiently by bike.
Antwerp International Airport is just a short taxi ride or bus trip from the city center, approximately 10 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a train from Antwerp Central Station, which is easily accessible via public transport from the airport. For more transport tips, see our Getting Around Antwerp guide.
Yes, Antwerp is one of Belgium’s most exciting cities, known for its fashion, diamonds, rich history, and lively cultural scene. It’s ideal for a weekend break, a longer city trip, or even a stopover between Brussels and Amsterdam.
Antwerp is moderately priced compared to other European cities. Food, accommodation, and public transport are reasonably affordable. Attractions like museums and the zoo offer good value.
Antwerp is world-famous for its diamond trade, fashion scene, port (one of the biggest in Europe), and rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. The city is also known for its beautiful architecture and as the hometown of painter Peter Paul Rubens. Explore about the Legend of Antwerp.
The best time to visit Antwerp is during late spring (May and June) and early autumn (September and October), when the weather is mild and the city hosts various festivals. Summer is also popular but can be busy with tourists. Discover 6 reasons to visit Antwerp during spring!
Antwerp has an excellent public transport system, including trams, buses, and trains. The city is also very walkable and bike-friendly, with many bike rental options. Taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available too.
Yes, Antwerp is generally safe for tourists. Like any major city, it’s advisable to stay aware of your surroundings, especially in busy areas or at night, and keep valuables secure.
Don’t miss Belgian specialties like waffles, fries, and chocolate. Antwerp also offers local dishes such as “Antwerpse Handjes” (gingerbread cookies shaped like hands), Flemish stew (stoofvlees), and fresh seafood from the nearby coast. See our Food & Drink recommendations to explore more.
Yes, most people in Antwerp, especially in shops, restaurants, and tourist areas, speak English. Dutch is the official language, but French and German are also spoken.
The Meir shopping street is Antwerp’s main retail hub, with a mix of international brands and local boutiques. The Fashion District around Nationalestraat is famous for designer stores and Antwerp’s renowned fashion designers. Discover shopping near PREMIER SUITES Antwerp in our Shopping Guide.
Yes! Families can enjoy the Antwerp Zoo, the Chocolate Nation museum, boat tours on the Scheldt River, and various parks like the Stadspark. There are also interactive museums suitable for kids. For family travel tips, see our Family Activities in Antwerp.
Antwerp is about 45 minutes by train from Brussels. The frequent and fast train connections make it easy to visit Antwerp as a day trip from the Belgian capital.
The old town around Grote Markt is buzzing with bars, pubs, and cafes. The Zuid district also offers trendy clubs and live music venues. Antwerp’s nightlife is diverse, ranging from cozy beer pubs to stylish cocktail bars. Check our Nightlife Guide for recommendations.
Antwerp hosts numerous events, such as Antwerp Fashion Week, the Jazz Middelheim festival, and the Bollekesfeest beer festival. The city also celebrates traditional holidays with parades and markets.
Yes, many of Antwerp’s main attractions, public transport and hotels are equipped for accessibility, but it’s recommended to check specific venues in advance for detailed information. PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is accessible.
Yes, visitors can explore Antwerp’s Diamond District, which is home to numerous diamond dealers and workshops. Guided tours are available for those interested in learning about the diamond trade history.
While Antwerp itself is inland, you can reach the Belgian coast in around 1.5 hours by train. Popular coastal towns include Blankenberge, Ostend, and Knokke-Heist.
Absolutely. The historic city centre, shopping streets, and major attractions are all within walking distance from each other and from PREMIER SUITES Antwerp.
Yes! Antwerp hosts a magical Christmas market each December across the historic city center, including an ice skating rink, festive stalls, and winter lights. Discover more about Christmas in Antwerp.
Head to the rooftop of the MAS Museum for panoramic views of the skyline and port. Other great spots include Park Spoor Noord’s elevated viewpoints and the Boerentoren building (if accessible).
Definitely. Antwerp’s compact size, rich cultural scene, transport infrastructure, and range of dining and shopping options make it ideal for all visitor types.
Yes, PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is located just a short walk from Antwerp Central Station, making it an ideal choice for travellers arriving by train. The hotel’s central location also provides easy access to local shops, restaurants, and cultural sites.
Absolutely. PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is conveniently located near Meir, the city’s main shopping boulevard. You can walk to your favourite fashion stores, cafes, and local boutiques in just a few minutes.
Yes, PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is within walking distance of Antwerp Zoo, one of the oldest and most beautiful zoos in Europe. It’s a perfect base for families and animal lovers exploring the city.
The Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) is just a short tram or bike ride from PREMIER SUITES Antwerp. Enjoy modern comforts at the hotel while staying close to the city’s artistic waterfront district.
Yes. PREMIER SUITES Antwerp offers comfortable extended-stay accommodation in the city centre with direct public transport connections to Antwerp Expo, ideal for business travellers and conference attendees
The Port of Antwerp is easily accessible from PREMIER SUITES Antwerp by tram or car. Whether you’re visiting for business or a port tour, the hotel offers a central yet quiet location with apartment-style comfort.
Yes, PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is located close to the Rubens House, the former home and studio of the world-famous painter Peter Paul Rubens. You can explore this historic landmark on foot from the hotel.
PREMIER SUITES Antwerp is located near Park Spoor Noord, a green urban park ideal for picnics, relaxing walks, and outdoor events. It’s easily reachable by tram, bike, or even on foot from the hotel.
Yes, there are several coworking spaces within walking distance, offering flexible workspace options for remote workers and business travellers.
The hotel is close to Antwerp’s Diamond District, Port area, and logistics centres, making it an ideal base for business travellers.
Visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, St. James Church, and St. Paul’s Church, which are historic landmarks and showcase beautiful architecture and art.
Yes, Antwerp has a growing number of vegetarian and vegan restaurants, as well as many regular eateries offering plant-based options.
Public parking garages are available near PREMIER SUITES Antwerp. Guests can park conveniently nearby, but many choose to explore the city on foot or by bike.
Yes, there are several medical centres nearby, including ZNA Stuivenberg and ZNA Middelheim, as well as pharmacies and urgent care options.
Antwerp uses the De Lijn network for trams and buses. Tickets can be purchased via the De Lijn app, ticket machines, or at kiosks.
Yes, Antwerp is a business hub for logistics, fashion, and the diamond industry. PREMIER SUITES Antwerp offers business-friendly apartments with workspaces and Wi-Fi, perfect for corporate travellers.
Yes, PREMIER SUITES Antwerp specialises in extended stays, offering weekly housekeeping, in-room kitchens, laundry facilities, and flexible booking options for long-term guests.
Yes, PREMIER SUITES Antwerp provides serviced apartments with fully equipped kitchens, living areas, and workspaces, ideal for both short and long stays.
Yes, Antwerp has a bike-sharing scheme called Velo Antwerp, with bike stations located throughout the city, including near PREMIER SUITES Antwerp
