Meir Palace 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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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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See Antwerp through a local's eyes, uncovering the city's true essence, during this 1-hour guided tour.
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Enjoy Antwerp at your own pace thanks to this audio-guided tour.
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The inside story
Meir Palace is a Rococo gem. Located on Antwerp and Belgium’s main shopping street, the former imperial residence is undoubtedly one of the city’s most impressive buildings. You’ll find everything from historical rooms to a grand café and a premier chocolate shop, all nestled within the grandeur of this historic palace.
Built in the 18th century by a wealthy merchant, Johan Alexander van Susteren, it used to house important rulers like Napoleon Bonaparte, Willem I of the Netherlands and the Belgian Royal House. After a lengthy renovation, it opened to the public in 2010.
