The 500 Hidden Secrets of Antwerp
Discover the city's best-kept secrets and hidden gems
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Luster Publishing
Published:8th Dec '21
Should be back in stock very soon
This guide reveals Antwerp's hidden gems, offering an insider's perspective on the city's best-kept secrets and unique experiences.
In The 500 Hidden Secrets of Antwerp, readers are invited to uncover the charm of this vibrant city through its lesser-known treasures. This revised and updated edition of the popular guide offers a practical approach to exploring Antwerp, steering visitors away from the usual tourist traps and into the heart of local culture. With insights from those who know the city intimately, this guide provides a refreshing perspective on the traditional travel experience.
The book showcases Antwerp’s hidden gems, including quaint gardens, unique museums, and cozy coffee spots that often go unnoticed. Readers will discover the top five places to indulge in delicious frites, explore secret courtyards, and hunt for independent record shops. The author encourages an adventurous spirit, introducing unusual dining experiences such as dim sum in Chinatown and chocolate flavored with fried bacon, ensuring that every visit is filled with delightful surprises.
The 500 Hidden Secrets of Antwerp is more than just a guide; it is a source of inspiration for those looking to connect with the city's true essence. With easy-to-navigate lists, maps, and curated itineraries, this book serves as an essential companion for curious travelers eager to delve deeper into Antwerp's culture, cuisine, and artistic offerings, making it a must-have for anyone visiting this enchanting city.
With its perfectly preserved medieval buildings and ancient cobblestone streets, Antwerp might seem content to rest on historic laurels. In fact, Belgium's second-largest city is a vibrant, cosmopolitan place where avant-garde fashion, cutting-edge architecture and progressive cuisine flourish. New York Post
ISBN: 9789460583025
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 456g
256 pages