From the owner: concertzaal / theaterzaal ruimte voor events en expo's…read morerepetitielokalen, kantoorruimtes

From the owner: Theater aan de Stroom biedt reeds enkele jaren met succes repertoiretheater voor een breed publiek…read moreaan.

From the owner: Kavka is een jongerencentrum pal in het centrum van Antwerpen. Feesten, repeteren, workshops volgen…read moreen een tal van andere activiteiten

Very cozy venue, every seat is a good one. Once you get in , try to get to the upper balcony , far…read morefront, to the left or right, best seats! Everyone usually goes to the floor seating/stand first, but, I believe the upper level is best! You have to know how to get up there first! lol!

Arenberg is one of Antwerp's greatest entertainment venues, playing host to the finest music,…read moretheatre and comedy shows; conveniently located nearby Antwerp's shopping / restaurant district (Meir, Theaterplein) and major bus routes (Franklin Rooseveltplaats, 1 km). Arenberg is also a theatre building with a rich history: it was constructed in the 16th century and was originally meant to be a guild house. The heart of the Arenberg is the Main Hall ("Grote Zaal"). It seats 800 persons and is perfect for any kind of event. The Small Hall ("Kleine Zaal") has a maximum capacity of 92 persons (seated) / 150 persons (standing). Before and after the performance, u can enjoy a drink in the foyer or in their "Cantina". Due to safety regulations, use of the cloakroom is compulsory (1st floor). But don't worry, it's free of charge!

Amazing tour even without the free in person tastings…read more...... They've limited the number of tickets offered so there is heightened safety. Masks required. Given an audio guide, we entered room after room of narrative that expanded how only the best chocolate makes it to Belgium & how the chocolate makers then turn it into scrumptious Belgian chocolate The stage setup, the automation, the lights & the entire setup was incredible. Totally selfie-worthy & there were lots of opportunities to do just that And let's not overlook the chocolate sculptures and chance to see the atelier kitchen (all behind glass) where they make fun shapes like shoes or soccer balls And as a parting gift, we were provided with a goodie bag of all the flavors we would have been able to try while there, had we not been in a pandemic situation - so we still got to enjoy all the flavors from the different cacao beans.......this was definitely as good as it gets

Walked in easily without a wait in the morning. The tour is more informative than interactive other…read morethan the room where you can scan the audio guide at each of the chocolate exhibits. I thought the chocolate sculptures would be grander honestly so I was mildly disappointed with the experience. At the end, you get to sample 8 different types of chocolates ranging from white, ruby, gold, and different cacao levels of milk to dark chocolate. The white and milks were rich and decadent but nothing to write home about. The gold chocolate is supposed to be a caramelized white chocolate, it was very sweet and indulgent. The ruby chocolate has a lot of pronounced fruity notes -- personally not a fan of fruit with my chocolate so this one was a pass for me, but the color was gorgeous! The dark chocolates were more on the acidic side. The gift shop has a lot of chocolate varieties to choose from -- bars (plain or with toppings), rubbber duck shapes, chocolate chips, a bar with the Antwerp skyline, and much more! I selected a few bars to bring home as souvenirs. They were relatively affordable, most bars max around 5 euros, though they are on the smaller side. But I have seen pricier bars at the supermarkets, so it's a fair price for freshly made chocolate!

My museum timing is often uncannily bad, but this time I must've gotten lucky, because very soon…read morethis space will be closed for a lonnnnnng time. Sneaked in! Lots of paintings by the artist in a dark and visceral space. Bookcases always a good thing too. His famous hellscape is on display in it's own room with a bench and low lighting, so that was good thinking by the curators. The gift shop has some nice postcards and magnets and other little objects. The staff is friendly. There are lockers to put your stuff. The price is right. Keen eyed museum goers might find an oddly placed box containing several keys in one of the galleries. I couldn't help but snoop around in it... it's a little thing for the kids to find. If I was a wee one and I found this box, I would be losing my shit. Such a great idea by the staff! You turn in the key to the front desk and get a little surprise. Adults too, apparently :D

This house museum is a gorgeous way to step back in time. While not a huge place, it packs a big…read morepunch. You can wind your way through a few floors of charming art and history, appreciating interesting details as you go. They are currently interspersing a few contemporary works to juxtapose them with the permanent collection, which was something different. Visit both this lovely place and the Rockoxhuis Museum on your trip to Antwerp!