Plantin-Moretus Museum (with kids)

As a person who studied printmaking in College, this was a must visit! I think it’s well preserved and exhibited. Audio guide was helpful. It takes 2-3 hours to look through but you can go outside and come back inside with the wristband. You can also see a lot of text-book European grumpy old men as staff here haha (I liked it) Young girls were attentive and friendly.

Loved the hidden garden, calm and delicate. This part is free of charge. Be careful not to go into the exhibition, because otherwise someone will come and throw you out — even if you're just trying to take a quick look on the basement to get an idea of whether the visit is worth it, given the extremely vague explanation from the ticket seller about what this museum is actually about.

I loved this museum. I even wrote a blog about it after my visit. The smell of paper, the creaking of wooden floors, the smell of ink… it was all magical to me. They also have a beautiful garden. Everything makes you feel like you are in another dimension.

Absolutely stunning museum! One of the highlights of my trip to Antwerp. The history of printing comes alive in the most beautiful and authentic setting. The old presses, books, and interiors are so well preserved — it feels like walking through time. A must-visit for anyone who loves books, history, or design.

Must-see museum hosting the oldest printing enterprise existing. The journey through the private house of the founders of the company takes us through a fascinating journey where we discover the central role that this place had in the scientific, humanistic and political development of Europe. Among the amazing pieces collected here: some original books dating centuries, the two oldest printing pr...