Location: Beveren
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Beveren is a municipality located in the Belgian province of East Flanders. The municipality comprises the towns of Beveren proper, Doel, Haasdonk, Kallo, Kieldrecht, Melsele, Verrebroek and Vrasene.
Restaurants in Beveren
1. Kasteel Cortewalle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Mervyn G - London, United Kingdom
We attended a friends marriage ceremony here. It was wonderful. Very well kept and interesting building and the staff were great too.
2. Cinema4You
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Jolien B
Cinema4you is a service cinema with most of all twinseats. Very comfortable, very nice sound and picture quality. A total experience.
3. Parein Design Prive-Sauna
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5 based on 7 reviews
4. Central Station
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Leopold II had this unusual rail station built as a neo-Baroque monument to the railway age in 1905.
Reviewed By Nilesh D - London, United Kingdom
Good place, just be careful of 3 things, 1. People asking for cigarettes and money 2. Some people engage you in a conversation and try to rob your baggage 3. Some cabbies don’t accept cards so better ask upfront before boarding the vehicle
5. Doel Street Art
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By HugoColle - Evergem, Belgium
Doel was once a small town near the harbour of Antwerp till they decided to expand that harbour on the left side. Since then Doel was doomed to disappear..the authorities bought the houses and land from the owners who had to move. Only few die hards stayed and they were right..there was suddenly no more money for the expanding so it became a deserted town. A deserted town attracts people who will demolish houses, take things they can use but also street artists.. If you wanna see beautiful graffiti art..well this is the place you have to be. The houses and Gardens, which look more like small jungles, are excellent places to take pictures. A must see...but respect whats left of this town and also the few that are still living there.
6. Museum Plantin-Moretus
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Walk into the printing press and the Plantin-Moretus family home as though you were a family friend paying a visit 400 years ago. Explore the house, the garden and the press in the only museum in the world on the UNESCO World Heritage list. - the two oldest printing presses in the world and more than 20.000 lead letters - 30.000 old books, illustrated manuscripts and other treasures of European printing - a beautiful baroque garden hidden within the walls of the museum
Reviewed By Adam B
Really fun and interesting museum! I found myself getting lost in the various old tombs scattered throughout the house - especially the atlas' and botanical works. Quite fascinating to see how many different types of fiction/non-fiction were published by Rubens' business.
My only knock was it was at time hard to following the maze of rooms in the order you were suppose to see them. I got lost in the middle and might have missed something interesting! Signage needed to be bigger and more distinct.
Overall would visit again.
7. S&R De Meerminnen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By GAELLE E - Kanegem, Belgium
The changing rooms are smelly and dirty. Saw no cleaning staff around during our 3 hour stay. Too many people! Why not limit the access to the pool at 150 persons. Overcrowded! Not enough showers and changing rooms for the mass of people. Will never go back there, an awful experience. If we had not paid, we would definetely not have gone to the changing rooms when we smelled them. Absolutely disgusting ! When swimming in the olympic pool you can smell chips ??? So you go to the pool and your swimsuit smells of chips when getting home ???
8. Rockox House
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4.5 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Susan A - London, United Kingdom
This is a charming museum with a very well displayed collection of mainly paintings and tapestries which belonged to a mayor of Antwerp who was a friend of Rubens. The admission charge includes a very comprehensive guide. Each exhibit is numbered and so easy to find in the guide. There is also a delightful courtyard garden.
There are a couple of rooms which house temporary Exhibitions, and this time it ws landscape paintings.
9. Outcast Divers
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
you can contact us as as starting or as an experienced diver. Within the diving club we take care of all diver's training at every level to teach skills and knowledge and then to certify you. Outcastdivers is a cozy club with a family atmosphere.
Reviewed By Jo M
Vriendelijke ontvangst, goede gedegen uitleg. Ook super voor de kinderen. Leuke aanrader wanneer je eens iets anders wil met je gezin. Bedankt Kris !
10. Middelheimpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By AllanJGJ - Wellington, New Zealand
It would be easy to overlook this amazing attraction as a tourist if you focused too much on Antwerp's historic centre. You'd be missing out if you did. In over 30 acres of parkland, including some excellent specimen trees, there are literally hundreds of sculptures including by many from the masters of the craft, as well as some amusing pieces thrown in for good measure. There's also a pleasant little cafe for lunch and if you drive straight to the main gate lots of free parking. Whether you're an art lover or not a half day spent here on a sunny day will probably last long in the memory.
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