








Nieuws in de kijker
Free of charge
Erfgoeddag (Heritage Day), 24th of April, 2pm until 5pm
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Nieuws in de kijker
Visiting the archaeological site & ticket prices for tourist visit
The Antwerp church of Saint-Paul’s is located in the old city, a stone’s throw from the river Scheldt, in the district where the sailors used to live. The church was built in the 16th century as a Dominican monastery church.
It is a late Gothic church at the Veemarkt in Antwerp, the heart of the sailors’ district. After an eventful history, the church has a particularly valuable art heritage. It is dedicated to the apostle Paul and depends on the diocese of Antwerp.
The site that you can visit includes a church with cloisters, a blissful Lourdes garden next to the monastery ruins and a unique Calvary garden with more than 60 statues.
Sunday the 24th of July
Today, Sunday 24 July, the church will exceptionally close an hour earlier for tourist visits. We apologize for this inconvenience!
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The church is open, FREE! You’re welcome! Entrance along the Sint-Paulusstraat (through the large gate and the Lourdes garden)!
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