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48 hours in ANTWERP

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If you can, arrive in Antwerp by train. The magic of the Centraal Station will transport you both literally and figuratively, and it’s the perfect vision with which to start your stay in this historic city. Also referred to as Anvers (French), Antwerp is the largest city in Belgium; once the sugar capital of Europe, it’s now the diamond capital of the world. Step straight from the train into the of one of the oldest zoos in the world, then wander the friendly streets filled with exquisite architecture, designer shops, galleries and museums. Antwerp is a small city, packed full of fascinating things, and easily navigated on foot. Pick up a 48-hour (€55) for free access to over 20 significant museums and attractions.

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