On foot
Most things to see are near or within the Boulevards, the half-moon of avenues where there were once 16th century city-walls. This old town center, with a diameter of about 1.5 km can be walked, but there is excellent public transport.
Districts
Amandus Atheneum.
Brederode
Dam Eilandje.
Diamant Stadspark.
Haringrode Zurenborg.
Justitie Harmonie.
Kiel.
Linkeroever.
Schoonbroek Luchtbal.
Stadhuis St. Jacob Hessenhuis.
St. Andries Bourla.
Stuivenberg.
Tentoonstelling Den Brandt.
Zuid Museum.
Taxi And Cars
Taxis are available, but they can be quite expensive. They await customers at specific locations around town waving your hand will seldom work like the Groenplaats or the railway station. You can recognize these places by an orange TAXI sign. The prices are fixed in the taximeter.
Driving in Antwerp is not as difficult as many big cities in the world, but crossroads can seem very chaotic for foreigners. There are few free parking spaces, but many spaces where you have to pay on the street or in underground car parks. The underground car parks are well-signposted. The prices are typically â¬2 per hour.
There are many one-way roads, that can make it difficult to get to a specific place. Try to park your car as close as possible and go on foot.
By bike
The city has many special areas for cyclists. Most one-way roads can be accessed both ways. It's very easy and comfortable. Make sure to lock your bike to a fixed object, however, or it will be stolen! Around town there are a few places that are specially prepared for hosting bicycles for free, like at the Groenplaats.
Bicycles can be rented at several places in town like Ligfiets, Windroos,Fietsdokter verschransingsstraat, or Fietshaven government initiative, under the central station.