Anvers : visite à pied du quartier des diamantaires et du quartier juif
Explorez le mode de vie de la communauté juive d'Anvers lors d'une visite à pied de 2 heures. Découvrez l'histoire du quartier juif et du quartier des Diamantaires avec un guide. Retrouvez votre guide à la gare centrale et partez à la découverte de l'histoire unique et du présent dynamique de l'enclave juive d'Anvers. Découvrez la communauté juive d'Anvers, estimée comme l'une des plus importantes d'Europe, avec une population comprise entre 20 000 et 25 000 personnes. Visitez le quartier des Diamantaires et découvrez l'influence de la communauté juive sur la ville. Explorez les nuances historiques de cette communauté et terminez votre visite au Monument aux Déportés d'Anvers.
Antwerp Audio guided walking tour 2h15 and 21 audio commentary
Antwerp, the jewel of Flanders, invites you to explore 21 of its iconic sites in one day. Stroll through historic sites such as Rubens House, Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Antwerp Station, while discovering its diamond district. This 6 km tour, designed for curious travellers, combines art, culture and modern architecture. Take advantage of interactive audio guides to enrich your experience and discover fascinating anecdotes about the city. A perfect itinerary for those who wish to immerse themselves in the history and vitality of Antwerp in just 2h25. - 6 km walking tour, ideal for discovery in one day - Visit 21 must-see sites, including Notre Dame Cathedral and Rubens House - Audio guides available for in-depth exploration - Perfect for lovers of Flemish art, history and culture
Antwerp Self Guided Tour of Severed Hands and A Diamond Heist
This self-guided Antwerp walking tour takes you from the guild houses of the Grote Markt to riverside Het Steen, the Rubens House, and the glittering Diamond District, roughly four kilometres and 19 stops in all, done at your own pace via a mobile app. Along the way, you will hear how a team of thieves beat a vault behind a lock with a hundred million combinations, heat sensors, and radar, and vanished with over $100 million in diamonds and you will meet the giant whose severed hand named the city, the painter Rubens, and the Antwerpenaars who formed a human chain to save paintings from a burning church. There's no fixed start time and no pace to keep. Pause for a bolleke of beer, detour for a hand-shaped biscuit, come back when you're ready. It's a great fit for independent travelers, culture and history lovers, couples, and families who'd rather explore Antwerp by its stories than by a schedule. Over 25,000 travelers have used our tours, all backed by a full refund guarantee.