The church is so inspirational I could spend all day and still not see everything. More

Being just for few hours in Antwerpen could not escape to visit this cathedral. Very much impressive exhibition of old paintings and even it was reconstruction work inside of cathedral we were happy to see this place. More

The Cathedral of our Lady is a beautiful building, and the North tower is a landmark in Antwerp that is cherished by all it's citizens, and has even songs written about it. Inside the cathedral you can discover several art treasures such as paintings of Rubens, wood and stone sculptures and murals from the middle ages. The Japanese people can... More

If you did not know about this beautiful cathdral before visiting Antwerp then you will certainly remember your visit here. Apart from being a large gothic cathedral, it is a treasuretrove of art. The several large Rubens paintings attract most visitors but for the time being the cathedral also houses many magnificent alterpieces which normally are in another local art... More

Yes, it costs five Euro. It is very old and probably has scaffolding around it. Go anyway. When I went in May 2012 it had lots of precious paintings from the now-being-renovated Rijksmuseum that were originally in the cathedral. The writeups are great. Listen and you will probably hear them announce an English tour. Be sure to take it. Our... More

This is a terrific church, with many wonderful paintings and architectural touches. Too bad the French looted it during the anti-clerical period following the French revolution, and it's restoration to its former glory has not been a priority until now. It's really a very good bargain for the 5 Euro admission fee. More

Stunning Gothic cathedral with Rubens pieces. The attached shop is also very good for obtaining really good cards and literature. More

The cathedral is one of the highest building of the city. 123 m high! The inside is nearly as it was during the Middle Ages. This is a must for every tourist. More

I say a different experience because I was just at St Paul's in London and had the experience of seeing a beautiful Cathedral in the middle of renovation. You could see the very old walls and what they were working on. You could imagine what it was going to look like when they finished. But then of course there was... More