Thursday, May 18 from 12:00-21:00
Friday, May 19 from 12:00-18:00
Saturday, May 20 from 12:00-18:00
Sunday, May 21 from 12:00-18:00
The Antwerp Art Weekend counts more than 70 locations spread over the city of Antwerp. All locations are open during the above mentioned opening hours, and can be visited in any order. Go to our map and choose where you'd like to start. Not sure yet on how you'd like to plan out your visit? Start at De Studio, our central location, and ask for more information or guidance in our Antwerp Art Information Centre.
Antwerp is conveniently located between Brussels, Paris, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, London and Cologne. There are a number of ways to reach the city from abroad. Antwerp has a small international airport, only a 20 minute drive away and with a decent connection to public transport. For information on flights and connectivity, check luchthaven-antwerpen.com. You could also fly to Brussels Airport or Brussels South Charleroi Airport and then make your way to Antwerp by train or public transport.
If you're planning to come by train, you can plan your journey with Antwerp Central Station as your end destination. Paris is only 2 hours away by Thalys, Cologne 3 hours and Amsterdam is 1 hour and 15 minutes. If you're coming from London by Eurostar, you'll pass Brussels during your journey, which takes 3 hours 15 minutes total. Are you coming from elsewhere by train? Plan your trip through b-europe.com.
For national trains, you can visit belgianrail.be for more information. We recommend downloading the Belgian Rail app for your convenience.
Are you visiting by car? Antwerp has a number of Park & Ride options around the city. Visit the following webpage to learn about Antwerp's parking zones and tariffs.
If you're traveling by public transport, you can find an overview of all stops and connections on slimnaarantwerpen.be
Antwerp is a pocket-sized city and many of Antwerp Art Weekend's locations are within walking distance from one another. But if you'd like to get somewhere fast or farther, a bike or public transport is the way to go.
By bike or Velo:
The fastest and easiest way to get around is by bike. If you don't own one or are a visitor to the city, you can rent out a Velo, the city's own bike service. It's very cheap and there's bike stations all around town. We recommend downloading the Velo app for your convenience.
By public transport with De Lijn:
A good way to cover larger distances and travel between different parts of town is by using public transport. Let the tram, bus or metro take you from one cluster of art spaces to the next. We recommend downloading the De Lijn app for your convenience.
During the Antwerp Art Weekend we thrive to create a safe and comfortable environment for everyone.
If you're a person who uses a wheelchair or uses other alternative means of mobility or communication, let us know and we’ll do everything we can to accommodate your visit. Do you sometimes feel anxious visiting public events and would you like to prepare your visit? Let us know and we’ll provide you with more information and details on what you can expect.
If you have any other concerns, questions or thoughts feel free to contact us at info@antwerpart.be.