• Antwerpen-Centraal - Discover the stunning Art Nouveau houses in Antwerp’s southern district, where a guide will provide insights into the historical significance of this remarkable style. In Antwerp, explore the historical city center, which beautifully blends old and modern architecture. Be sure to visit Zaha Hadid’s “Havenhuis” near Europe’s second-largest harbor.

• Cathedral of Our Lady - The Cathedral of Our Lady, whose construction commenced in 1352, is the largest Gothic church in the Netherlands. Completed in 1521 after nearly 170 years, it boasts a majestic north tower of 123 meters and a south tower of 66 meters. The cathedral houses four masterpieces by Peter Paul Rubens: The Raising of the Cross, The Resurrection of Christ, The Descent from the Cross, and The Assumption of the Virgin.

• Groenplaats - The Town Hall, built in 1561, showcases Italo-Renaissance style. At the center of the square stands the statue of Brabo, who famously severed the hand of the giant Antigoon and cast it into the Scheldt River, symbolizing the origin of the city’s name, Antwerpen or “Hand throwing.” The square is also adorned with magnificent 17th-century guildhouses.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Local taxes
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

• Entrance fees ( memling, Groeningen, Boat trip)
• Lunch
• Tips

Did you have any idea that Belgium is the birthplace of Art Nouveau? Once your guide and driver have picked you up from your hotel lobby, prepare for an exclusive private tour of Art Nouveau in Brussels and Antwerp. This tour includes a visit to the house of Victor Horta (only open from 2 pm to 5.30 pm, closed on Mondays) and/or Eugène Autrique’s house, designed by Horta himself (only open from Wednesday to Sunday, 12 pm to 6 pm). In addition, you will explore various Art Nouveau locales, such as the Ambiorix Square, Ixelles Ponds and the Ixelles Trinité district.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.