What makes it 56% Baby-Friendly: Large lifts suit strollers and grass areas wait outside, yet there are no diaper tables, no nursing rooms and the long, noisy corridor can unsettle babies; verify nearby cafés for changing.
Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to cross the tunnel, picnic, explore the beach and use baby-care facilities without rushing.
Cross Sint-Annatunnel by lift:
Use the stroller-friendly lift to go under the Scheldt without folding your stroller.
Tip: Avoid wooden escalators; fold stroller and wait at lift entrance.
Picnic on Sint-Anneke grass:
Spread a blanket on the flat lawn behind beach taverns for a relaxed baby-friendly meal.
Tip: Pack lightweight snacks and a sunshade; choose a spot near café awnings.
Baby tummy time on the beach:
Let your baby explore the sand’s texture in a safe, shallow area away from water.
Tip: Bring a sun hat and sand toys; keep baby at least 3 m from the river edge.
Use nearby baby-care rooms:
Walk to Stadsfeestzaal or Grand Bazar for changing tables and nursing facilities.
Tip: Open during mall hours; bring a small toy to soothe your baby while waiting.

Kev C
World oldest wooden escalator Totally worth the visit
Thomas L
It's an interesting piece of history to visit and travel inside. Practical tunnel even if there is nothing to see apart from seeing the city from the other side. It lacks some funny things to accompany the travel through the tunnel that feels a bit long when you do it by walking because it's just a long white tunnel with a few paintings/ads displayed at different points during the journey. Minu...
Sandra Kabala
The Sint-Annatunnel, also known as the St. Anna's Tunnel or Pedestrian Tunnel, is a remarkable piece of Antwerp's infrastructure that offers both historical charm and practical utility. Constructed between 1931 and 1933, this pedestrian and cyclist tunnel spans approximately 572 meters (1,876 feet) beneath the Scheldt River, seamlessly connecting Antwerp's city center with the Left Bank (Linkeroev...
J P
It’s a special place for the city - old wooden escalators from 1933 and underwater tunnel… lucky Antwerp! You can see the history of the tunnel at the west side of the river, and magnificent and pleasant view as well.
Summer: pack sun protection and extra water. Winter: tunnel offers a dry, wind-free route. Always carry a blanket and an extra layer for your baby.
Explore These Activities
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Tunnel crossing | EUR 0 |
| Ferry ride (optional) | EUR 0 |
| Picnic supplies | EUR 15 |
| Café drink | EUR 6 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 21 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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