Theaterplein
A market fills the space beneath the Stadsschouwburg's enormous canopy on Saturdays and Sundays. Down-to-earth, colorful, and full of local characters.
Best time: Sunday mornings during the market.
Updated on October 17, 2026
Antwerp brings fashion, the port, and diamonds together in a compact city center. The station is a cathedral, the streets are stylish, and the markets are down-to-earth. A city that likes to show itself off.
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Map: © OpenStreetMap contributorsA market fills the space beneath the Stadsschouwburg's enormous canopy on Saturdays and Sundays. Down-to-earth, colorful, and full of local characters.
Best time: Sunday mornings during the market.
An old harbor neighborhood with docks and the MAS. You can enjoy a view over the city from the rooftop for free.
A neighborhood square with cafes, children playing, and local residents. Everyday life in a neighborhood full of distinctive facades.
Antwerp's main shopping street, wide and always busy. A runway of stylish passersby framed by stately facades.
Guild houses, city hall, and the Brabo Fountain. Tourists and guides bring the scene to life.
The fashion street, home to MoMu and boutiques. Style walks the streets here, making it a good spot for street photos with a portrait feel.
Best time: In the afternoon, for the afternoon light.
One of the most beautiful train stations in the world, with an enormous domed hall. Light from above, stairways, and travelers create a cinematic setting.
A pedestrian tunnel beneath the Scheldt with wooden escalators. The long, tiled tunnel, shared by cyclists and pedestrians, works well for perspective and repetition.
Best time: In any weather.
Sunday morning on Theaterplein, afternoon light on Nationalestraat, and golden hour along the Scheldt. The Sint Annatunnel works in any weather.
Be aware of Belgian image rights: publishing photos of recognizable people often requires permission. See De Wet van de Straat.
Antwerp Central Station, Meir, Theaterplein, Nationalestraat, Grote Markt, Sint Annatunnel, Eilandje and MAS. About 7 km.
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