Attractions in Antwerp, Belgium (121)
Musée des Instruments de Musique (Mim)
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
For anybody who is attracted by, or interested in the history, of music instruments, I would advise a visit to this museum. It holds the largest collection of music instruments in the world. The ‘mim’s’ 4 lounges will guide you through the history of most instruments and their roots. You can also visit the library, the museum shop and the concert hall. You’ll be amazed by what you see and hear! Next to that it holds a nice restaurant on top of the building with a very nice view over Brussels. I know I enjoy it!
Reviewed by Kevin De Prins
Updated 812 days ago
De Nachtuil bvba
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
De Nachtuil or 'The Nightowl' restaurant is located in the historical centre of Leuven, nearby the university hall, "Oude Markt" and "Grote Markt". For more than 25 years they serve, starting at 6 PM until late night, honest dishes with an excellent price-quality relationship. They offer a belgian-french kitchen with a wide range of typically Belgian dishes. During the summer you can eat on our terrace. The winecard ia a combination of french wines and world wines carefully choosen for our guests. You can park at "Heilig Hart", located in the "Naamsestraat" on a walking distance. We can arrange a busticket for only 2€ (in stead of 3€), although by reservation they will offer you a free ticket (7 PM-7 AM). In our restaurant are three seperate rooms, of which two are available for groups up to 25 persons and 45 persons. Open: Thue - wed - thur: 18u - 3u Fri - sat - sun: 18u - 4u Closed on Monday
Reviewed by Ben
Updated 543 days ago
Avenue Louise
3 Recommendations: 2 Favorable, 1 Critical
Cette avenue eut sa source en 1847, lorsque surgit l’idée de relier le centre-ville au Bois de la Cambre et à la Forêt de Soignes par une voie rectiligne, d’aspect monumental, arborée de marronniers. Elle est nommée en l’honneur de la Princesse Louise, fille ainée du Roi des Belges Léopold II, tout comme la place Stéphanie est nommée en l’honneur de sa sœur Stéphanie. Sous l’occupation allemande, la Gestapo installa ses bureaux avenue Louise. Le nom de celle-ci fut désormais durablement associé aux tortures que subirent les résistants belges arrêtés, aux numéros 347, 453 et 510. Le pilote de combat Jean de Selys Longchamps mena une attaque particulièrement audacieuse contre le n° 453 : le 20 Janvier 1943, aux commandes de son Hawker Typhoon, il va traverser seul Bruxelles en rase-motte et va ravager la façade de l’immeuble à l’aide de ses canons de 20mm, avant de rentrer en Angleterre. Pour les besoins supposés (mais jamais démontré) de l’exposition universelle de 1958, l’avenue est totalement réaménagée, en intégrant en son centre une autoroute urbaine passant en tunnel sous les carrefours et offrant un accès direct à la petite ceinture. Cette configuration existe encore aujourd’hui, transformant en une véritable autoroute ce qui aurait dû être la plus belle avenue de Bruxelles, à l’instar des Champs-Élysées parisiens. Cette configuration a, semble-t-il, également impliqué qu’aucune ligne de métro ne parcoure l’avenue, malgré sa grande densité bâtie et ses fonctions multiples de commerces / bureaux / logements, celui-ci étant en quelque sorte remplacé par les tunnels autoroutiers. Néanmoins, la ligne de tram 94 roule en site propre de la place Stéphanie jusqu’au bois de la Cambre. Cette ligne, a cause de sa faible fréquence, de la petite taille des tramway qui la parcours et de l'absence de priorité aux carrefours, ne peut cependant pas être considéré comme une ligne structurante.
Reviewed by Ben
Updated 547 days ago
MIM - Musée des Instruments de Musique - Muziekinstrumentenmuseum
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Dans les anciens bâtiments des grands magasins 'Old England'. Parcours divisé en nonante thèmes répartis sur quatre niveaux. Expositions de 1500 instruments. Sonorisation par casque infra-rouge. Plus de 200 extraits depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'au milieu du XXème s.
Reviewed by Ben
Updated 547 days ago
Conrad Brussels Hotel
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
hotel that is centrally located in brussels. it is close to the luxury shops and great restaurants - of different kinds. the hotel has an exclusive gym, a cigar bar, in the winter the complex where the hotel hosts an ice skating ring. walking distance to place chatelain and sablon (area with antiques).
Reviewed by eugenio villamizar
Updated 594 days ago
Archiduc sprl
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Archiduc is a Jazz club and a small bar well designed (built in 30's) price are reasonable and a good atmosphere in it! Every saturday around 5pm free jazz concert! (AFTER SHOPPING) come early to have a seat! Close to Mariott hotel, interesting place to go for tourist or business people!
Reviewed by Ben
Updated 569 days ago
Sheraton Brussels Hotel
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Very nice Hotel! one of my favorite in Brussels! member of SPG can get rewards or any member of a airline partner! get free access to the swimming pool on the roof , fitness same storey. a Spa Massage is also lacted in the hotel! price are good! especialy in week end! well located, at 50m from the walking street " rue neuve'' and City 2 shopping mall! dont hesitate! this hotel is the choice to make!
Reviewed by Ben
Updated 570 days ago
Grote Markt
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
This is actually the heart of the city of Goes in Zeeland, The Netherlands. Here you can find all kinds of shops, clubs and bars. On monday and thursday the market in Goes is filled with merchants. They sell fresh sea-fish, grocerys, fresh peanuts, bread and much more.
Reviewed by Ard Jan
Updated 724 days ago
Kinepolis Leuven
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Kinepolis is a part of a large cinema complex, which has theaters all over Europe. You can go and watch blockbusters, smaller Hollywood movies. It's best to buy your ticket in advance so you can reserve your seat in the theater. Especially for blockbusters it's very difficult to get a decent seating place when you buy your ticket in the theater itself. Their website is www.kinepolis.com
Reviewed by Kaat
Updated 781 days ago
Grand Café Lamot
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Old brewery, restored as a conference centre, including a restaurant and Grand Cafe. Food is nice, especially in spring/summer/automn if you can sit outside along the River Dijle bank.
Reviewed by Peter Meuris
Updated 801 days ago
