Het Eilandje en het MAS
Duration
2 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Stroll around the iconic Museum aan de Stroom
Discover the renovated docks and waterfront views
Learn about the history of dockworkers and gin women
Explore a vibrant and rapidly developing neighborhood



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Take a leisurely walk around the iconic Museum aan de Stroom and its surrounding docks, a neighborhood once bustling with dockworkers and gin women. This pleasant stroll offers a glimpse into the rich history of the area while showcasing the modern renovations and the vibrant waterfront. Along the way, you will enjoy the unique architecture, scenic views, and the dynamic atmosphere of this rapidly developing district.
Ideal for history enthusiasts and casual explorers alike, this two hour walk combines culture, waterfront scenery, and local stories. You can learn about the transformation of the docks, discover hidden corners of the neighborhood, and enjoy a relaxed pace suitable for all visitors. This experience offers a charming way to connect with Antwerp’s past and present in one memorable outing.
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