Antwerp Tram
I plan to use the Antwerp Tram network while visiting the city. I have found the tram map and wonder if there is a website that provides information on which tram # and stops for the most popular attractions in the city.
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I looked up the attractions on google maps. There are three options: by car, by public transportation, and on foot.
The public transportation option is the tram, and it gives you "next tram" and timing options. It was good enough for me. |
We were in Antwerp a few weeks ago and found absolutely no need to take the tram anywhere. It's not that big a city. You can walk everywhere. At least we did.
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Sorry, can't help; I don't take the metro or tram in Antwerp. It so easy to walk everywere.
www.delijn.be is the site for local public transport - comes in English too. |
Ditto to what StCirq and Tulips said.
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Thanks! You gave me the encouragement to create my own personalized tour with google walking directions from site to site. It will end with a tour of the De Koninck Brewery! Sounds like a good plan to me.
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Sounds good - enjoy a 'bolleke' de Koninck!
The area around the MAS has also become really nice, lots of restaurants and bars. When will you be there? |
We start our travels in Belgium on September 7. I expect to be in Antwerp sometime between September 20 - 24. Are there any festivals during the month of September that we should try to arrange our travels around?
Dieting now so I can binge on chocolate, waffles, frites, mussels and beer/cider. Looking forward, too, for a pot of shrimp in Zeebruges. |
No festivals in September that I know of.
I see there's something on at De Roma - lovely venue in Borgerhout, definitely off the beaten path! The Jayhawks on Sept 20 and a classical concert on the 23rd, Tsjaikowski. |
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