The museum is spread out over 3 floors but it's quite compact. There was an audio guide provided with our ticket, but I personally thought that the information provided on it was too much and taking up a lot of time. So I just read the short discriptions and looked at the jewelry. In general, I didn't like the museum... More

Learnt lots about diamonds from formation, to excavation, to processing to dealing. More

The museum was interesting and well laid out, and not expensive. The jewels on display were lovely but it could have been a bit more interactive, for children it would be a bit boring. The listening phones were a really good idea so you heard all the commentry in your own language. I think there should have been some videos... More

I, personally, liked this museum. It gives insight into the diamond industry, history of diamond mining and trade. There was something for the children to do too. They were on a diamond trail and they had to find 5 hidden diamonds, color them on a paper and at the end they received a small "diamond" as a souvenir. I only... More

The Diamantmuseum was very educational and has a wonderful series of displays on the mining and trading of diamonds. However, if you looking for case after case of gemstones to ooh and ah over, this is not the place. Worth a visit if you're spending the day in Antwerp, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get here. More

In this museum you can see why Antwerp is so famous for it's diamonds.Diamondcuts and jewelsettings of the highest quality. Must for all tourists. More

Arrived at 4.30 pm, paid 16 Euros and received audio guide. Got half way round when we were told to exit because they were closing. When I bought the ticket nobody thought to mention that there was no way we could complete the tour. Had I known I would have saved my money. From what I saw the museum was... More

I have been to this museum in two occasions and while I enjoyed the temporary exhibits the permanent does not really "dazzle". It is too somber. I would have expected that Antwerp being a center of Diamond business that the museum would be more impressive. Perhaps is the way it is set up or perhaps the whole subject on diamonds... More

This museum is situated conveniently by the Centraal Station, next to the Zoo, and near the Diamond District. Entrance was 6 euros, which included an audioguide. The exhibits are situation across 3 floors, and contain a couple of rooms with displays of pieces of diamond jewellery, and many replica pieces of famous items of jewellery too. The informative part of... More