Museum aan de Stroom tickets and tours
Antwerp Day Trip from Brussels
Book this trip from Brussels. Discover the second-largest city in Belgium and take part in a guided tour in Our Lady Cathedral and admire its countless invaluable paintings.
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Book your 3-hour Marnix bike tour in Antwerp and discover the entire city from north to south with a passionate and 100% local guide
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Urban escape game: discover the secrets of Antwerp
Discover the tourist and hidden corners of the city, have fun while exploring Antwerp, play a 100% customised game about the city.
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Self guided tour with interactive city game of Antwerp
Within 2 hours the city trail will guide you along the best spots in Mechelen, while playing fun riddles and assignments on your smartphone.
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1-hour tour of Antwerp highlights with a local
See Antwerp through a local's eyes, uncovering the city's true essence, during this 1-hour guided tour.
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Escape Tour self-guided, interactive city challenge in Mechelen
Discover Mechelen in a unique way using an app. Work together, find clues and complete the puzzle
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Enjoy Antwerp at your own pace thanks to this audio-guided tour.
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Self guided tour with interactive city game of Antwerp
Within 2 hours the Antwerp City Trail will guide you along the best spots in Antwerp, while playing fun riddles and assignments on your smartphone.
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Escape Tour self-guided, interactive city challenge in Antwerp
Discover Antwerp in a unique way: find clues and complete the puzzle in an escape app-guided tour!
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The inside story
Nestled in Antwerp’s Het Eilandje neighbourhood is Museum aan de Stroom, or MAS for short. Its collections tell the story of the people, history and future of the city – a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in Antwerp’s rich past and culture.
‘Museum by the Stream’ is a sight to behold with its 6-metre-high sandstone-coloured exterior, composed of ten huge stones stacked on top of each other like Lego blocks. The MAS, which has been part of the Antwerp skyline since it opened in 2011, reveals the city’s long and fascinating relationship with the river Scheldt and its importance as a key global port.
