Historic houses in Antwerp

The Snijders&Rockoxhuis is an early-17th-century historic building. Nicolaas Rockox (1560 - 1640) bought the property in 1603. The museum is located on the ground floor which is a good example of 17th-century Flemish living culture. The collection includes furniture, sculpture, porcelain, pottery an

Museum Vleeshuis is located in the Vleeshuis in Antwerp, a former guild house. The Museum focuses on 600 years of musical life in Antwerp. It highlights centuries of sound, music and dance. From ancient players, bells in the tower, music in theaters and opera, in churches, on kiosks and concert hall

The Brouwershuis was built in the 16th century by noted architect Gilbert van Schoonbeke. It was never actually a brewery, but the breweries nearby were supplied with water from the Brouwershuis.

In Museum Poorterswoning the visitor lands in the time of the Middle Ages. The private museum is housed in a building that dates back to 1533. Accompanied by a guide, the visitor experiences how the wealthy Antwerp burgher lived and lived.