TO STUDY OR NOT TO STUDY
This 19th century foyer allows you to find your own space whilst still being around other people. “Studying in style”, as you might call it.
Pierre Bruno Bourla built the theatre in 1830, and the first opera had its premiere in 1834. Every important Antwerper over the past 183 years has been here before you and, who knows, maybe some knowledge has lingered in the high ceilings.
Opening Hours
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Note: you will download the current opening hours. Please check the website for possible changes in opening hours.
Services
wifi
Due to Covid-19 we're not able to offer games and goodies this time. So please bring your own lunch / drinks
Wheelchair accessibility
The study space is wheelchair accessible and there’s a wheelchair accessible toilet.
Time for a break
The Foyer offers quiet and concentration. We advice you to go outside while taking a break. Some fresh air will wake you up!
Walk for five minutes from the Bourla Theatre and you will find a number of cafés with tasty sandwiches and top-notch coffee. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can visit BAR PIERRE at the entrance of the building. The Graanmarkt, the Theaterplein and the Oude Vaartplaats are right next door. For a refreshing boost of oxygen, why not visit the Botanic Garden, five minutes down the Leopoldstraat.
Getting there
There are plenty of spaces for your bike around the Bourla Theatre. There are also Velo locations nearby. Tram 4 and 7 stop at the Oudaan, five minutes’ walk away. You’ll find your ideal route with the De Lijn route planner.
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