ModeMuseum
MoMu organizes two large themed exhibitions each year, including workshops, tours, lectures, and other exhibitions. The museum focuses on Belgian contemporary fashion designers, thanks to the rise of a group of Antwerp-trained fashion designers in the 1980s and 1990s. Linda Loppa, the founder and director of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Fashion Department, was the museum's first director.
He was a Flemish Baroque-style portrait and religious painter, whose art was highly sought after by art collectors and members of the royal family. His paintings of the French queen mother during his travels in Europe serve as evidence. The last ten years of his life were spent in his hometown of Antwerp, where he designed his own Italian-style villa and had a spacious studio for his prolific works. It was filled with art and craftsmanship, showcasing his impressive life.
DIVA
Long-term exhibitions with jewelry rooms as the theme will be held here, with courses available for signing up to learn about the dazzling world-class jewelry in a comprehensive way.
Red Star Line Museum
The Red Star Line is a symbol of Antwerp. This legendary shipping company transported over two million passengers from the River Scheldt to the United States with its red star: poor European immigrants seeking the American dream, as well as fortunate passengers traveling to New York for tourism or business. The old warehouses on the banks of the River Scheldt are being developed into a memorial site and museum, serving as a place for reflection and showcasing contemporary immigration methods.
Experience Antwerp's most famous specialty: Elixir d'Anvers. This cafe is highly recommended by many, and you can even taste jenever dishes.
