Felix Pakhuis

"Steeped in history and resonating with the echoes of Antwerp's maritime past, Felix Pakhuis stands as a testament to the city's vibrant legacy. Originally constructed in the late 19th century as a warehouse for precious goods arriving from distant shores, this architectural gem has gracefully evolved over time. Once a bustling hub of international trade, Felix Pakhuis now stands rejuvenated, offering a harmonious blend of its storied heritage and contemporary charm. Its weathered brick façade and industrial features harken back to a bygone era, while its revitalized interior serves as a dynamic space for cultural events, culinary delights, and artistic exploration. This transformation mirrors Antwerp's own evolution, making Felix Pakhuis not just a physical landmark, but a living narrative of the city's enduring spirit and reinvention."

"Atelier Demeyere is a cooking store that often hosts cooking classes, try booking ahead! Otherwise if you’re just passing through and there’s no event going on, this is typically a great street to walk through & a good spot for your Instagram photos! "