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Antwerp Central Station Railway Architecture

Antwerp Central Station Railway Architecture

Antwerp · Belgium

4 stops
  • Audio guide
  • 4 languages
  • Offline

Follow this walk to examine Antwerp Central Station as a railway-building ensemble, from its main station spaces to the surrounding public areas. Look closely at the station’s scale, structure and changing viewpoints as you move between the stops. The route gives you time to compare how the building is experienced from within its immediate setting. It is a focused way to appreciate the architectural character of one of Antwerp’s major transport spaces.

The walk

  1. Antwerp Central Station

    Antwerp Central Station

    A railway palace rebuilt into a high-speed station beneath Antwerp

  2. Koningin Astridplein

    Koningin Astridplein

    Centraal Station is a square in Antwerp, Belgium.

  3. Antwerp Central Station

    Antwerp Central Station

    A grand nineteenth-century station transformed into a four-level high-speed railway junction.

  4. Koningin Astridplein

    Koningin Astridplein

    Koningin Astridplein is a tourism attraction in Antwerp, Belgium.

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors and Google Places

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