Admission tickets

The price includes admission to one museum. I would love to visit a museum that captures your interest. You have the option to choose from the following museums:

MAS museum: One of the most notable features of MAS is its unique structure. The building consists of ten stacked glass galleries, each representing a different theme related to Antwerp’s rich history and global connections. From the ground level, visitors can take an escalator to the rooftop plaza where they can enjoy stunning views of the city.

But MAS is more than just a visually appealing museum; it also houses an impressive collection of over 180,000 artifacts that reflect the city’s past and present. These artifacts are organized thematically, allowing visitors to explore different aspects of Antwerp’s history, such as its port, diamond trade, and cultural diversity.

The Plantin Moretus Museum. The Plantin Moretus Museum is considered to be one of the best preserved printing museums in the world. It was founded in 1876 by Edward Moretus, a descendent of Christophe Plantin who established one of the largest printing presses in Europe during the Renaissance period.

The museum showcases the history of book printing and publishing, as well as the life of the Plantin and Moretus families. Visitors can explore the printing workshop, complete with original machinery and tools used during the 16th century. The museum also has a library containing over 30,000 rare books and manuscripts.

Cathedral of Antwerp: The Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp is the largest Gothic cathedral in Belgium and one of the most impressive buildings in Europe. Construction on the cathedral began in 1352, but it was not fully completed until 1521. The cathedral is dedicated to Mary, mother of Jesus, and it is a prime example of Late Gothic architecture.

Throughout its long history, the Cathedral of Antwerp has undergone many renovations, additions, and restorations. The most significant changes occurred during the 19th century when the cathedral was restored to its original Gothic appearance after centuries of Baroque alterations.
The exterior of the cathedral features intricate stone carvings and stunning stained glass windows. Its iconic spire, reaching a height of nearly 400 feet, dominates the Antwerp skyline. Inside, visitors can admire masterpieces of religious art, including paintings by Peter Paul Rubens, a famous Flemish Baroque artist.

When completing the request form, kindly indicate your preferred museum. If you’re uncertain at the moment, you can also make your decision at a later time.