TOP COMFORT
In the heart of the city you will find the Antwerp Provincial House, an architectural gem and technical masterpiece that exudes comfort, safety, accessibility and sustainability. And now you as a student can enjoy it too!
With its modern shape and 683 triangular windows, the Provinciehuis is an eye-catcher in Antwerp. With a height of 58 meters, it is one of the higher buildings in the city. Do you also want to stand out of the study crowd? This is the perfect place for you! Install yourself in the library and bang on.
Opening Hours
08:30-18:00
Possible noise disturbance due to construction work in the Provinciehuis on Monday, January 19.
Note: you will download the current opening hours. Please check the website for possible changes in opening hours.
Services
wifi - free coffee - free tea - free water
Wheelchair accessibility
The Provinciehuis is wheelchair accessible .
Stress control
Trying to look after your (mental) health during exam season? Or looking for somewhere you can go for a chat?
Here’s how to avoid stress
Time for a break
Tired of studying and in need of a break? For a lunch you can go to Boker Tov Markgrave or you can discover the Italian menu at restaurant A Tavola. At Brouwerij De Koninck's eatery De Pelgrim, you can go for a well-deserved lunch or drink during your break or after studying. These three top addresses are all within walking distance of the Provinciehuis, so you won't lose too much time. Feel like stretching your legs? Stroll past the statues and music kiosk in Koning Albert Park or settle on a bench in Harmonie Park. While you're in Harmonie Park, you might as well pick up a delicious coffee at Nives.
BOOST YOUR STUDY GAME!
Want to keep your (mental) health and focus on track during the exam period?
Check out these 7 tips to prevent stress, and find out where to go if things start to feel a bit overwhelming.
Getting there
The Provinciehuis is easy to reach by public transport, by bicycle, on foot or by other modes of transport.
By bike? You can find the nearest Velo stations at www.velo-antwerpen.be. You can also park your own bicycle in the underground bicycle shed (visitor's area).
Take the stairs with the low steps next to the parking entrance (Koningin Elisabethlei), it will lead you to the bicycle shed. Via the same staircase you walk up again to go to the entrance hall. Please remember to lock your bike.
Get travel advice and plan the best route with the Smartest Ways to Antwerp.