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At this newly renovated place, located only 5 minutes away from Citybox, you can try bowls and wraps inspired by Middle East cities. Come to our reception and claim your discount card.



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Picture from inside the restaurant "Yababa" in Antwerp. There are several booths and tables in a brown color. Green plants with red flowers hang from the ceiling, together with various lamps.

10% discount at Yababa

This small, cozy Italian pizza place is only a 10-minute walk from Citybox, right in the heart of the student district of Antwerp. So if you&#8217;re a sucker for pizza, like the rest of us, this is the definitely the place to visit! 



Kalura&#8217;s delicious Italian pizzas are baked in a stone oven, which gives a unique smoky flavor. One bite of their wonderful pizzas and you would think that you&#8217;ve gone to Italy instead of Antwerp. 



Come to our reception and claim your discount card.

In the picture, there is a marble-covered table with a pizza with ham and mushrooms in focus. In the background there is a bottle and a glass of lemonade, as well as a vase with straw as decoration.

10% discount at Kalura Pizza

The perfect place to start your day! At Grand Mangeur you&#8217;ll get a delicious breakfast/lunch/brunch every day. Of course they also have the best pastries, so you can be sure to get your daily Belgium waffle. 



All though everything on the menu is delicious, we recommend the classic Eggs &amp; Bacon with a coffee on the side! The entrance to the café is right by the lobby. Opening hours are from 07:00-15:00.

Grand Mangeur

If the weather is nice and you fancy a beer outside, we highly recommend visiting Kassa 4. Just a few minutes walk from the hotel, you can sit and enjoy a drink and the sun. Belgium is known for their beer, so we recommend asking the staff for their recommendations. You won&#8217;t be disappointed! 



They also serve food, so here you can get the full experience.

Kassa 4

Meatballs and croquettes are an essential part of the Belgian cuisine, and Balls &amp; Glory make the best dishes based on this tradition. It is the perfect place to enjoy lunch or an aperitif with friends and family, with many options. It is located in the Theaterplein, where you can enjoy a lovely local market every Saturday and Sunday .

Image of a group of fluffy rolls with sesame seeds on a wooden cutting board. Next to the rolls is a small bowl containing butter and herbs as well as a jar with an orange drink.

Balls & Glory

Ramen is always a good idea! Takumi is a chain that you can find in several places in Antwerp and Brussels. They serve traditional dishes that are freshly prepared by the kitchen. Their noodles are actually imported from Japan in order to maintain an authentic taste experience. We recommend the Chicken Shio Ramen, with dumplings and edamame beans on the side! Also, when in Belgium, add a beer to your order as well.

Takumi, Antwerp

If you are looking for a place to try local beers and have delicious hot dogs, chicken wings, and nachos in a very cool place with good music, Billie&#8217;s is your place. It is very close to the Groenplaats, in the city center, and is pet-friendly, as its name and decoration come from its owners&#8217; bulldog.

Billie’s

At the traditional De Koninck Brewery, you can try the most popular local beers and have a nice dinner in one of their various restaurants: Black Smoke Barbeque, The Butcher&#8217;s Son culinary restaurant, De Pelgrim Pub, and Repasse restaurant. You can also book a brewery tour, tastings, and more experiences. Our favorite beer? Definetely the Bolleke!

Picture of the inside of the brewery "De Koninck" in Antwerp. The interior consists of dark wood with black details, as well as a wall layer of cobblestone. In the photo, there is a man standing behind the bar.

De Koninck Brewery

Fries are a Belgian classic, but at Frites Atelier, you can try a unique combination with a gourmet twist by the former 2-Michelin star chef Sergio Herman, as well as croquettes and burgers in a cozy pub-like environment. Do you really need further convincing? This should be one of your first stops while you&#8217;re in Antwerp.

Frites Atelier

This Moroccan restaurant specializes in pancake wraps with different delicious fillings. They also serve delicious soups, salads, mocktail mojitos, and smoothies. It has a beautiful terrace and is within walking distance of the Grote Markt.

Close-up of a dish of msemen topped with various vegetables. On the right of the picture there is a tray with a bowl of olives, a red drink and a cutout of a plate.

Msemen

With a unique Indonesian-inspired cuisine, Murni offers fresh, healthy, vegetarian, and vegan plates. It is located in the chic zone of Zuid, in front of the recently renovated Royal Arts Museum.

Pictured is a wooden table with seating for two people. On the plate are coarse slices of bread with avocado, salad and halloumi cheese. In the background there are cutlery, salt, pepper and a menu.

Murni

Did you know that an average Belgian eats 75kg of fried potatoes every year? Try the traditional Belgian fries, snacks, and sauces in the newly renovated, Frituur&#8217; t Stad. You&#8217;ll find it right in the City Center, and they have very affordable prices. To complement your fries, we recommend trying snacks such as currywurst, bicky burger, stoveless, or cervela.

Close-up of a disposable cup with fresh french fries being refilled. The french fries are thick and golden.

Frituur ‘t Stad

Located only 2 minutes away from Citybox, this small sandwich place is very popular among students in the area. It is the perfect place to start your day and we recommend having your breakfast here. 



The sandwich shop offers soups, salads, and baked goods at very affordable prices. It&#8217;s perfect to if you want to have a delicious bite on the go.

Image of a counter with three white paper boxes of food. One with baked goods and two with fruit and cheese. There are also six small plastic boxes of yogurt, blueberries and granola, as well as bottles of sparkling wine and orange juice.

Oliver’s Sandwich & Salad Bar

I mean, there is always room for dessert, right? If you are in Antwerp, Quetzal is definitely the best option. They offer a wide variety of chocolate-based ice cream, fondue, brownies, hot beverages, and more. Its hard to recommend just one thing, but if you&#8217;re a sucker for hot chocolate cakes, this is one of the best. Go for the &#8220;intense&#8221; choice. You will not be disappointed!

Image of 4 oblong plates with fruit, whipped cream, brownies and small bowls of melted chocolate. Next to the plates are three large bowls of melted chocolate.

Quetzal

If you went to Antwerp and did not pass by the Cathedral of Our Lady, you are missing out! Its gothic style is a milestone in the history of architecture. 



To add to the cathedral&#8217;s beauty, there are unique stained-glass windows, as well as works of Peter Paul Rubens. They were taken by Napoleon and returned in 1918. In the back of the cathedral you will find the statue of orphan Nello and his dog Patrache. It is based on the novel A Dog in Flanders, a touching story about friendship and loyalty (which we also recommend you read).

Picture of the Catherdral of Our Lady in Antwerp

Cathedral of Our Lady

Right by the central station you will find the Antwerp Zoo. Established in 1843, it is the oldest zoo in Belgium and is home to 8 000 exotic animals from all over the world. 



Inside the zoo, it is so peaceful you&#8217;ll forget you&#8217;re in the center of the city. Our favorite area has to be the Butterfly Garden, an immersive area with more than 600 flying beauties. You can take a stroll in the zoo but also engage in different activities, such as talks by keepers, or watch scuba divers in the reef aquarium.



Antwerp Zoo is open all days of the year, from 10:00-18:00. The zoo is only a 9-minute walk away from the Central Station and Chocolate Nation.

This image shows a meerkat, perched atop a log in an outdoor setting. The meerkat is standing on its hind legs with its front paws resting on the log and its snout pointed forward.

Antwerp Zoo

Say Belgium and chocolate immediately comes to mind. The Belgian chocolate is world-famous. The love story between this small country and the sweet delight has been thriving for generations. 



In 14 thematic rooms, they take you on a 60 to 90-minute journey and tell you the story of our Belgian chocolate. During your tour through the museum, you will find chocolate traditions, history, brands, products, and innovations that have built its worldwide reputation. Chocolate Nation is only 6 minutes away by foot from our hotel!

Two women is getting their picture taken in a spiral staircase by a man. Hanging from the ceiling are pink spirals covered in matching fringe. On the floor are oval tables with tall chocolate figures inside glass cylinders.

Chocolate Nation

This is not only the heart of the old town of Antwerp. De Grote Markt is also the perfect place to kickstart your walking tour through the historical quarter. 



The &#8220;Big Market&#8221; is home to the city hall of Antwerp, built in the 16th century in the Renaissance style; to the Brabo Fountain, which represents the tale that gives the name to the city, as well to several bars and their &#8220;terraces.&#8221; On sunny days, nothing is better than a Belgian beer and snacks at one of the terraces!

In the foreground on the image there is a statue of a man in a front of a tall building. The building is decorated with gold details and flags. A golden statue of a bird can be seen at the top of the building.

De Grote Markt

Brabo&#8217;s Hand is a tattoo shop in the heart of Antwerp that has been around since 2010. Great artists, fun vibes and trustful work. They are specialized in traditional and fineline, and always has time for walk-ins! They are only 15 minute walk from the hotel.

Picture of sailor outside the Brabo's Hand tattoo shop in Antwerp

Brabo’s Hand Tattoo Shop

Welcome to Pirate Piercing in Antwerp! Sometimes we want to take different souvenirs in our trips. A piercing maybe? Why not! Weather you a looking for a new perforation, support with existing piercings, or just updating your jewelry for a high-quality one, Pirate Piercing is the ideal place. Their receptionists can support you with all your questions, with professionals working for years in body piercing, always very focused on safety. They accept bookings online, which makes it easier for the traveler on the go!

Picture from the inside of Pirate Piercing

Pirate Piercing

Rediscover this hidden heritage now. The underground tunnel system still shows its fascinating and rich history. A visit to De Ruien, with its old vaults, canals, bridges, sewers, and locks, reflects the historic city center above your head, with many interesting facts and mysterious anecdotes from a distant and recent past.



Did you know that the Jesuits largely vaulted De Ruien to make room for the beautiful Sint-Carolus Borromeuskerk on Hendrik Conscienceplein?

Image of a brick tunnel with gray and red bricks. There is light on the left wall.

De Ruien

Looking to move your body in a fun way? The Island bouldering gym might be just what you’re after. With exciting and varied climbing routes for all levels and ages, you can jump right in &#8211; no intro course required.



The atmosphere is relaxed, the community is welcoming, and everyone is encouraged to climb at their own pace. Whether you&#8217;re brand new or a seasoned climber, you’ll feel right at home. Either way. Where else could you have a beer and fries after exercising? And have a dog with you? The Island makes it easy to combine movement, community, and good vibes all in one place.

Picture of person climbing on the Island bouldering gym

The Island bouldering gym

What used to be the fortification&#8217;s entrance in Antwerp nowadays works as a visitor center and cruise terminal. It has some attractions such as &#8220;The Antwerp Story,&#8221; where you will get introduced to the city. It is a perfect place to get more information about the city and buy presents at the official store!

Picture of a stone castle with a bridge towards the entrance. In front of the castle there is a statue of a man posing with his arms on his hips.

Het Steen

The Meir street, which once used to be an avenue with a canal, connects Citybox to the heart of town. It is also one of the most important shopping streets in all of Belgium. Besides several international brands, you also have historical Rococo buildings such as Stadsfeeszaal, Galeria Inno, and Palace in Meir. 



Shops are usually open from 10:00 until 18:00, from Monday-Saturday, and every first Sunday of the month.

Picture shows a group of people walking down a street made up of tall buildings on either side. Pride flags as decoration is stretching across the street. The sky is blue with some white clouds.

Meir Street

Located by the river Schelde, the Museum aan de Stroom exhibits on each floor a different view of the history of Antwerp and the harbor. It is an important piece economically and historically to the city. On the top floor, you have a 360-degree panorama view of the city and a restaurant. 



Our suggestion: bring some snacks and have a picnic at the promenade area by the MAS and see the sunset! If you need a picnic towel, you can request it at the museum entrance. MAS is 17 minutes away by foot, or you can take the bus number 17.

Image of "Museum aan de Stroom", a building with a large rectangular structure, with a glass and brick facade. In the background there are several buildings in the center of Antwerp.

Museum aan de Stroom

The river Schelde divides the city into two regions: the center and the Linkerover, where you have a privileged view of the city&#8217;s skyline. Back in 1931, the city decided to, instead of a bridge, build a tunnel only for pedestrians &#8211; and eventually, as of today, bikes. The Sint-Annatunnel keeps our traditional wooden escalators and is a very Instagrammable place! Worth the visit!

Image shows an escalator in a white building with red steps. The interior has an older feel, with woodwork in the center and pictures with wooden frames along the walls.

Sint-Annatunnel

After 11 years of renovations, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp &#8211; known as KMSKA &#8211; is finally open! Besides its impressive architecture, the museum is home to 8,400 objects from the 14th to the 20th century, in special works of the master of the Flemish Baroque, Peter Paul Rubens! 



Located in the Zuid region of Antwerp, take the opportunity to visit the neighborhood and its trendy cafés and restaurants. To get there, take the tram in one direction, Zuid, and get out at station Antwerpen Montigny. From there, it is only a small 10-minute walk.

Pictured is the "Royal Museum of Fine Art of Antwerp". The building is large and white, with pillars and adornments. On top of the building there are four statues of galloping horses, as well as five flags. In front of the building there is water.

The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp

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Double bed, desk, chair, mirror, orange wall

Entrance to guest kitchen, plants, chairs, table, vending machine, coffee machine

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Double bed, seating area, balcony, ourdoor seating area

Family checking out the bunk beds in family room at Citybox Antwerp

Family checking into their room at Citybox Antwerp

Lobby, seating area, table tennis, plants, PC

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Closeup picture of omelet at Grand Mangeur, our partner café

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Partner restaurant at Citybox Antwerp, seating area where you can buy breakfast and lunch

Family hanging out in the lobby at Citybox Antwerp

Lobby, seating area, plants, couch, table, pillows

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Seating area, desk, chair, mirror, big window

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Picture of double room at Citybox Antwerp

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Overview picture of guest kitchen at Citybox Antwerp

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Closeup picture of common area at Citybox Antwerp

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Woman working in meeting room at Citybox Antwerp

Woman checking out using the Express checkout machine in Antwerp

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Citybox Antwerp, an affordable design hotel in the center of Antwerp, offers self-service check-in, Scandinavian-designed rooms, heavenly beds, and completely free (and fast!) Wi-Fi. Relax in our TV lounge or prepare a light meal in our basic guest kitchen. Enjoy breakfast and lunch at the cafe connected to our lobby. Citybox Antwerp isn’t just a good place to retreat; it's your starting point for a memorable adventure in Antwerp!
Every room at Citybox ensures a comfortable stay with an excellent bed, small desk, modern bathroom, with essentials like soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer. Some rooms even feature a cozy seating area for relaxation.


Stay in the heart of Antwerp!

Book meeting room

Our conference room is equipped with all the modern tech. A nice, affordable choice when you’re in need of a meeting room. Enjoy food and beverages delivered from our local partners. Have a productive meeting!

Meetingbox

A medium sized meeting room equipped with everything you need for a successful meeting.

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Overview picture of meeting room at Citybox Antwerp

Book a meeting room in Antwerp! Ours are equipped with all the modern tech. Book directly on our website, easy and quick.

Experience Antwerp! Check out our Citybox Guide for all the best restaurants and places to explore in the city. 

A slightly larger double room with two single beds and a private ensuite bathroom. TV Screen with possibility for streaming. 
Extra bed is available on request for EUR 15 per night.
Approx: 20m²

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Double bed, big window, desk, chair, orange wall

Overview picture of TV in double room at Citybox Antwerp

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