Belgian Beers and Brews - Abbey N 8
Savor the Essence of Belgian Craft at Belgian Beers and Brews - Abbey N 8
Discover Handschoenmarkt in Antwerp: a historic square with stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and a charming atmosphere, next to the Cathedral of Our Lady.
Handschoenmarkt, or Glove Market, is a charming square in the heart of Antwerp, surrounded by stunning architecture including the Cathedral of Our Lady. Once the center of the city's glove trade, it's now a vibrant hub with cafes and shops, perfect for soaking in Antwerp's unique atmosphere.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From Antwerp Central Station, exit the station and head south on Koningin Astridplein towards Meir. Continue straight onto Meir, Antwerp's main shopping street. After about 10 minutes of walking, you will reach Handschoenmarkt. The square will be on your left, next to the Cathedral of Our Lady.
Public Transport
From Antwerp Central Station, walk to the tram stop located just outside the station. Take tram line 3, 4 or 9 towards 'Hoboken'. Get off at the 'Groenplaats' stop. From there, walk towards the Cathedral of Our Lady; Handschoenmarkt is located next to the cathedral. A single tram fare is approximately €2.50.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Antwerp, including ride-sharing services like Uber. A taxi ride from Antwerp Central Station to Handschoenmarkt typically costs between €9 and €15, depending on traffic and the specific route. The square is located next to the Cathedral of Our Lady.
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