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Bruxelles - Brussel - Région de Bruxelles Capitale Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest - Belgio
Gita di un giorno ad Anversa da Bruxelles
Salva
Scoprite la seconda città più grande del Belgio e partecipate a una visita guidata nella Cattedrale di Nostra Signora, ammirando i suoi innumerevoli dipinti di inestimabile valore.
Validità: Flessibile
Lingua: Inglese, Francese, Spagnolo
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Durata: 8 ore e 45 minuti
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Visita guidata
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Trasporto incluso
COSA SCOPRIRAI
- Scoprirete i punti salienti del Belgio con la Cattedrale di San Gudule
- risalente a 800 anni fa
- a Bruxelles.
- Passeggiata guidata attraverso la Grand Place e il giocoso Manneken Pis.
- Potrete visitare la fortezza medievale di Het Steen e l'ornato Grote Markt di Anversa.
- La giornata prevede la stazione centrale di Anversa e una sosta fotografica all'Atomium.
LA TUA ESPERIENZA
Scoprite i punti salienti del Belgio in una giornata stimolante. Inizierete a Bruxelles dalla Cattedrale di San Gudule, che celebra con orgoglio il suo 800° anniversario, prima di passeggiare nel cuore storico della città. La vostra guida vi farà rivivere la Grand Place, vi condurrà oltre il giocoso Manneken Pis e nelle eleganti Royal Galeries, raccontandovi storie di arte, architettura e tradizione locale.
Rilassatevi poi a bordo di un comodo pullman per un giro turistico di Bruxelles prima di partire per Anversa. Iniziate da Het Steen, la fortezza medievale sul fiume, e proseguite verso il suggestivo Grote Markt con le sue case delle corporazioni. Godetevi il tempo libero per il pranzo e la scoperta personale: potete visitare la Cattedrale di Nostra Signora per ammirare i capolavori di Rubens, curiosare tra le boutique o gustare un sostanzioso stoofvlees con una birra locale.
Vi riunirete per una visita guidata alla stazione centrale di Anversa, una delle più belle d'Europa, prima di tornare a Bruxelles. Sulla via del ritorno, vi fermerete per una sosta fotografica all'Atomium, un finale perfetto per una giornata che unisce storia, cultura e viste panoramiche.
Museum aan de Stroom
Nestled in Antwerp’s Het Eilandje neighbourhood is Museum aan de Stroom, or MAS for short. Its collections tell the story of the people, history and future of the city – a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in Antwerp’s rich past and culture.‘Museum by the Stream’ is a sight to behold with its 6-metre-high sandstone-coloured exterior, composed of ten huge stones stacked on top of each other like Lego blocks. The MAS, which has been part of the Antwerp skyline since it opened in 2011, reveals the city’s long and fascinating relationship with the river Scheldt and its importance as a key global port.The permanent collection is divided into different themes and takes visitors on a journey through the city’s history, from its earliest inhabitants to its current multicultural society. Along the way, you’ll discover a wealth of artifacts, artworks and multimedia displays that bring Antwerp’s past to life.But the MAS is more than just a museum. Its horizontal boulevard – with free entry – offers panoramic views of the city and the river. It also hosts a variety of temporary exhibitions throughout the year, showcasing different topics and styles. From modern art to ancient artifacts, there’s always something new and exciting to discover at Museum aan de Stroom.
Meir Palace
Meir Palace is a Rococo gem. Located on Antwerp and Belgium’s main shopping street, the former imperial residence is undoubtedly one of the city’s most impressive buildings. You’ll find everything from historical rooms to a grand café and a premier chocolate shop, all nestled within the grandeur of this historic palace.Built in the 18th century by a wealthy merchant, Johan Alexander van Susteren, it used to house important rulers like Napoleon Bonaparte, Willem I of the Netherlands and the Belgian Royal House. After a lengthy renovation, it opened to the public in 2010.Step inside and be transported to a world of opulence and glamour. Shimmering gold accents, gilded beams and arcades all await you. Once a glorious hall used for city-wide celebrations and banquets, the Meir Palace is now part of a unique and luxurious mall, offering a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.If you’re looking for a peaceful respite from the busy commercial district, relax in the courtyard or perhaps tuck into something to eat at Café Imperial, a renowned breakfast spot. Chocoholics will love Meir Palace, as its home to Antwerp’s main chocolatier where you’ll be able to marvel at award-winning confections being made before you. What’s more, the place doubles up as a gallery, displaying some of the residence’s original paintings.
Rubens House
Rubens House is a must-see while you’re in Antwerp. The museum is located inside the former home and studio of the world-famous Baroque painter, Peter Paul Rubens, one of the most prominent artists to have lived in Antwerp. It’s a true testament to his legacy and artistic vision.As you step inside Rubens House, prepare to be transported back in time to the 17th century, when Rubens lived and worked there. The mansion was then passed onto the Duke of Newcastle and later purchased by the City in 1937. The building has since been rebuilt and refurbished, with many of the original furnishings and decorations still intact, including some of Rubens’ own artwork.You’ll have the opportunity to explore Rubens’ living quarters, art studio and garden, where he spent countless hours creating some of his most popular works. Discover a collection of his paintings, as well as works by his peers and other artists who were inspired by him, such as Anthony Van Dyck and Jacob Jordaens.One of the highlights of the Rubens House is the grand staircase, which features remarkable ceiling frescoes and intricate carvings. The house also boasts a pretty courtyard where you can relax and take in the surroundings.
Het Steen Castle
Castle Het Steen, also known as Stone Castle, is a historic fortress nestled in the heart of Antwerp. Dating back to the 11th century, it’s officially Antwerp’s oldest building, and has played a significant role in the city’s history, serving as a prison for over 500 years, as well as a fish warehouse and a ship museum.Built on the banks of the river Scheldt, Castle Het Steen has witnessed many battles and sieges over the centuries. Its thick stone walls, towers, and moat are a testament to its defensive capabilities, which were crucial in protecting the city from invaders. Today, the popular tourist attraction draws visitors from all over who come to explore its rich history and picturesque surroundings.You can take a guided tour of the fortress to learn more about its past and the lives of the people who lived there. It also hosts different cultural events throughout the year, including concerts, exhibitions and medieval re-enactments.Whether you are a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique and fascinating place to visit, Castle Het Steen is a must-see while you’re in Antwerp.
Grote Markt Antwerp
Grote Markt is one of Antwerp’s most iconic places and it boasts UNESCO World Heritage status to prove it. Nestled right in the heart of the city, this historic square is surrounded by ancient buildings, fascinating museums and some top-notch restaurants and cafes.On one side of the square, you’ll find the City Hall with its striking 80-metre-wide façade, while the other two sides are bordered by a series of Renaissance-style guildhalls – a reminder of the city’s prosperity during the Golden Age. You’ll see the Brabo fountain standing proudly right in the middle, featuring a statue of the legendary hero who is said to have defeated the giant who once terrorised the Antwerp. Nowadays, it’s a popular meeting point and an ideal spot for snapping photos and mingling with the locals.The Grote Markt is also home to a lively open-air market, where you can find everything from fresh produce to artisanal goods and souvenirs. And if you’re hungry, the plaza is lined with cafes and restaurants, serving up some of the best food and drinks in town.Whether you’re interested in history, architecture or just soaking up the atmosphere of a bustling European city, the Grote Markt is not to be missed.
Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp
Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp, known locally as Onze Lieve Vrouwe, is an imposing monument in the heart of Antwerp. With its towering spires and intricate stonework, the magnificent cathedral is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city and a must-see destination for tourists.Its construction began in the 14th century and continued for several hundred years, resulting in a remarkable masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The cathedral is home to many different important works of art, including several paintings by the famous Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens, who lived and worked in Antwerp during the 17th century.Visitors can take a guided tour of the cathedral to learn more about its history, as well as to see its many treasures up close. Highlights include the awe-inspiring nave, the ornate altar, and Rubens’ masterful compositions, which include The Elevation of the Cross and The Descent from the Cross.Besides artistic and architectural wonders, Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp is also an active place of worship, hosting regular masses and other religious services. Whether you’re interested in history, art, or spirituality, a visit here is sure to be a highlight of your trip to Antwerp.
IN SINTESI
Cosa è incluso
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Tour a piedi con guida
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Trasporto in pullman con aria condizionata
Cosa non è incluso
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Transfer di andata dal tuo hotel
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Spese personali
DA RICORDARE
Da sapere in anticipo:
- Non è previsto alcun rimborso per gli ospiti che non si presentano al punto di incontro all'ora stabilita, per gli ospiti che perdono il contatto con la guida o che non completano il tour.
- Il partner locale si riserva il diritto di cancellare i tour per mancanza di richieste.
- In caso di cause di forza maggiore (scioperi, condizioni meteorologiche, condizioni stradali, ecc.) il partner locale può modificare l'itinerario con soluzioni alternative, mantenendo la qualità del servizio.
Ricordate di portare con voi:
- Scarpe comode
MAPPA
Cathédrale Saints-Michel-et-Gudule, Esplanade de la Sainte-Gudule, Bruxelles, Belgio
Bruxelles - Brussel - Région de Bruxelles Capitale Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest - Belgio
Punto d'incontro:
Cercate la vostra guida accanto alle scale della Cattedrale. Si prega di arrivare al punto di incontro almeno 15 minuti prima dell'inizio del tour.
ALTRE INFORMAZIONI
Penali di cancellazione
Come da Condizioni di Vendita dell’Organizzatore, indicate allo step 6 del processo di prenotazione online.
Commissioni di prenotazione
Nessuna commissione di prenotazione applicata.
Fornitore
Musement S.p.A. - Sede Legale: Via Polesine, 13, 20139 Milano (MI) - P.IVA e C.F. 07978000961 - Iscritta al Registro delle Imprese di Milano n. REA MI-1995020 - Licenza Agenzia di Viaggi Online prot. n. 170695 rilasciata dalla Regione Lombardia.
Fornitore di Musement S.p.A.:
Brussels City Tours
