Temse Things to Do

St. Bernard's Abbey or Sint-Bernardusabdij van Hemiksem is a beautiful sight in the Hemiksem region to the south of the Antwerp province. A well-maintained piece of history, this is one of the must-see places while in the city. more

Very few cultural centers in the world have done what de Singel has accomplished. Without a hint of pretentiousness, this organization attracts some of the world’s most innovative musicians, actors, and dancers to its stage. Wi... more

Metropolis, part of the Kinepolis theater group, was until recently the largest cinema complex in the world. With 24 cinemas, all furbished with luxurious, deep, comfortable chairs and THX sound still makes this the Mecca for m... more

Rubens was not the only famous painter who lived in Antwerp. Let's not forget Jacob Jordaens, who lived and worked here in the 17th century. His former house and studio in Reyndersstraat is now used as an exhibition venue where... more

This restaurant is located on the first floor of the Bourla theatre, an historic building from 1834. In 1993, the whole building was restored and refurbished in the original classical style, including magnificent ceiling painti... more

The 15th century St. Elizabethgasthuiskapel is a chapel integrated in the old Saint Elizabeth hospital, built in the 13th century. The chapel is no longer used for services. The hospital itself has been restored and converted i... more

With live music concerts and a host of other fun events, the entertainment at the Openluchttheater Rivierenhof just gets better and better. Visit this place to catch some top-notch artists and bands do what they do best, and th... more

On a rainy day, take the afternoon to explore Antwerp’s cozy Photo Museum. This former film library has been transformed into a small yet exceptional collection of photographs and historic photographic equipment, such as 19th c... more

This splendid historical warehouse was built between 1563 and 1565 by the city authorities. It was used by the many wagons that brought goods from the east, mainly Germany, to store their goods. These storage houses were also d... more

The Raamteater was established in 1978. Since 1986, it was nestled in a wing of an old college in the De Vrièrestraat, near the Museum for Fine Arts in the South area of Antwerp. However, the support of sponsors and the work of... more