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With an ancient citadel, a gothic cathedral and a museum dedicated to the creator of the saxophone, this riverside town in southern Belgium has a lot to offer.

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

This popular public park is among the most important green spaces in the city, home to pleasant paths and several unique museums. 

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Monuments, museums and trenches provide insights into this Belgian city’s World War I history, while the reconstructed buildings demonstrate a survivor spirit.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

Take a stroll around the park to admire more than 100 years of sculptural art in this outdoor gallery.

Spend a day admiring the many wonderful forms of the sculptures in this open-air museum, one of Antwerp’s most enjoyable attractions. 

Monuments, museums and trenches provide insights into this Belgian city’s World War I history, while the reconstructed buildings demonstrate a survivor spirit.