Antwerp is the undisputed Diamond Capital of the World, as approximately 85% of the world’s rough diamonds and 50% of the polished diamonds pass through the city’s diamond district. But Antwerp is much more than just precious gems. Its stunning Grote Markt in old town is surrounded by historic guild houses and is also home to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Antwerp, the largest Gothic church in Belgium. View renowned works by Flemish Masters such as Rubens and Van Dyck at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, which houses seven centuries of art.
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This historic boutique hotel is where luxury meets traditional Antwerp living. It features unique rooms and suites that blend authentic details, renowned artwork, and bespoke design.
Antwerp has long been a cosmopolitan blend of culture, art, fashion, food, and entertainment. Antwerp is the true definition of old world meets new. It is modern and industrial while also maintaining its historic architecture and art. A vibrant dining culture and nightlife also thrives throughout the city, with several Michelin-starred restaurants.
Grote Markt – Grote Markt is the busiest and primary town square in Antwerp. Full of historic architecture, the square is lined with 16th-century guild houses, City Hall (built between 1561-1565) and the Brabo Fountain (built in 1887).
Het Steen Castle – One of Antwerp’s oldest structures, built between 1200 and 1225, this castle was once part of a protective fortress and walled-in city. Take a moment to walk around the cobblestone pathways or along the banks of the Scheldt River. The Antwerp Ferris Wheel, “The View,” can also be accessed nearby.
Cathedral of Our Lady – This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest Gothic church of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. It is also home to a world-class art collection, including four paintings by Rubens.
Museum Plantin-Moretus – This one-of-a-kind museum and UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the world's oldest printing press and priceless manuscripts. It is also the only museum on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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