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!

Book your tickets online! Most performances are sold out immediately. But it's worth a try. To…read moreenjoy a classical or modern piece of opera. Or to discover the golden piecework and the marble interior.

This International campus of arts has everything from Great exhibitions to leading international…read moremusic, theatre an dance performances. Get lost in the architecture of it all. It's a city in the city of Antwerp.

It took me a bit to work out what this place is, but when I first laid eyes on it, and in…read moreparticular the statues of all the famous playwrights, artitsts, and composers that rimmed the roof I was literally left speechless. In fact I spent a but of time simply walking around the building simply admiring its architecture. The Schouwberg is actually the Antwerp Opera House, and while it would have been good to go inside, and possibly even see a show, unfortunately time was at a premium. Still, even if you don't get to go to the Opera, or even have the opporunity to step inside, it is still worth checking out, even if it is simply o check out the building itself - it is absolutely magnificent.

Most beautiful theatre in Belgium; ofcourse not much to do here if you don't understand Dutch.read more