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Getting to Antwerp by plane
Antwerp is situated near two airports. Zaventem (Brussels) International is 45 kilometres from Antwerp, or 30 minutes by car. Deurne Airport is a 15-minute drive from Antwerp. Brussels South Charleroi Airport and Eindhoven Airport are two other airports from which you can reach Antwerp easily. Check out the information and links below

Brussels Airport (45 km from Antwerp City Centre)

Train: “Brussels Airport Express” (34 min.) Antwerpen Centraal (Central Station) Railway station (NMBS) at level -1 Fare: € 12,40

Bus: “Airport Express (+/- 45 min.) Antwerpen (G. Le Grellelaan – Crowne Plaza hotel and Koningin Astridplein – Central Station) Bus station at level 0 Fare: € 30 www.airportexpress.be

Taxi to Antwerp City Centre (+/- 40 min.) Fare: +/- € 150

Antwerp Airport (7 km from Antwerp City Centre)

www.antwerp-airport.be

Bus (De Lijn): 51, 52, 53 to Antwerp Berchem (15 min.) + transfer to bus 21, 32 or tram 9, 11 to Antwerp City Centre (Rooseveltplaats) Bus station next to terminal Fare: € 10

Taxi to Antwerp City Centre (+/- 15 min.) Fare: +/- € 35

You can fly direct to Antwerp from the following destinations: With CityJet: London With Tuifly: Alicante | Barcelona | Ibiza | Malaga | Mallorca | Murcia | Nador | Split

Brussels South Charleroi Airport (115 km from Antwerp City Centre) www.charleroi-airport.com Train (+/- 120 min.) Antwerpen Centraal (Central Station) Bus station to Charleroi train station next to terminal. Fare: +/- € 140

www.belgian-rail.be

Taxi to Antwerp City Centre (+/- 75 min.) Fare: +/- € 170

Eindhoven Airport (87 km from Antwerp City Centre) www.eindhovenairport.nl Bus DB Bahn (+/- 75 min) Antwerpen Centraal (Central Station) Bus station next to terminal Fare: from € 9 www.bahn.de/icbus

Taxi to Antwerp City Centre (+/- 60 min.) Fare: +/- € 110

Getting to Antwerp by Car

Are you planning on coming to Antwerp by car? Please note that the city centre of Antwerp is now a low emission zone. Register your vehicle before coming to Antwerp and check whether you can enter the zone.

Getting to Antwerp by Train

You can easily get to Antwerp by train. National and international trains such as Thalys and Eurostar (as of 2016) stop in Antwerp-Central Station. There are fifteen trains to and from Antwerp every hour. If you arrive in Central Station, then stop and take the time to look around you. Many publications have rated it as one of the most beautiful stations in the world. There are various tram and bus connections into the city centre, from Antwerp-Central Station. Naturally, you can also get to your destination by taxi or on foot.

Centraal Station

Antwerpen - Central railway station is the main railway station in Antwerp, Belgium

The Keyserlei

One of the main shopping streets of the City of Antwerp

The graanmarkt

The perfect place to hangout !!

The Groenplaats

With the statue of Pieter-Paul Rubens

The giant Brabo

Brabo, a young Roman soldier, challenged Druon, cutting off his hand and throwing it into the River. Thus, the City gained its Dutch name Antwerpen from...

Modepaleis

Antwerp is one of the fashion capitals of the world

Town Hall of the City of Antwerp

The City Hall (Dutch: Stadhuis) of Antwerp, Belgium, stands on the western side of that city's Grote Markt

Grote Markt Antwerpen

Brabo Fountain Guildhalls Monumental buildings Grote Markt with guildhalls "De grote markt Antwerpen"

Handelsbeurs

The Handelsbeurs or Bourse of Antwerp

Handelsbeurs Antwerpen

A beautiful building

Havenhuis -Antwerp

The Port House is located in the north of Antwerp, on the edge of the Antwerp port area.It is the headquarters of the Port Authority of Port of Antwerp. The design by Zaha Hadid Architects combines the existing historic fire station with a modern superstructure.

Antwerp the congress City

Antwerp: (Dutch: Antwerpen) is the largest city in Belgium by area at 204.51 km2 and the capital of Antwerp Province in the Flemish Region. With a population of 530,504, it is the most populous municipality in Belgium.