Cathedral of Our Lady (solo trip)

The Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, Belgium, stands as one of Europe’s greatest Gothic masterpieces and a symbol of the city’s spiritual and artistic heritage. Construction began in 1352 and spanned nearly two centuries, resulting in an awe-inspiring structure that dominates Antwerp’s skyline with its soaring 123-meter spire, the tallest church tower in the Low Countries. Inside, the cathedral ...

Gorgeous architecture of this cathedral stands out in the centre of the old town. Getting inside is quite pricey and I was not happy to see that guy actually have to pay to get into a church. But given how many tourists are there, they just make it for a living. Try getting to the old town in the early morning - then you can enjoy the cathedral exterior without crowds of people.

This place is incredible. Such beautiful ornate details and awe inspiring architecture. I am constantly fascinated by these old world buildings and love to visit them. This is one of the biggest cathedral’s I’ve seen with many spaces to worship, walk around and see beautiful art and sculptures. Highly recommended when you visit Antwerp.

A magnificent and grand cathedral with a rich and fascinating history – an absolute must-visit if you’re in Antwerp. The architecture is breathtaking, both inside and out, showcasing intricate details, stunning stained glass windows, and towering spires that reflect centuries of craftsmanship and devotion. Walking through the cathedral, you're immediately struck by the atmosphere – peaceful, maje...

We experienced the Cathedral of Our Lady with a local guide as part of a Viking Cruise excursion. The tour was excellent and our guide (Mary) was trained as a historian so we had an in-depth history of this beautiful cathedral. Expect to take at least 30 minutes for even a quick tour as the cathedral is expansive. The Rubens paintings are exceptional. Having a guide to explain them is most helpful...