Free museums in Antwerp

The Middelheimmuseum is an open air museum with some 400 works of art. It provides an international overview of modern and contemporary art in the park, ‘Het Huis’, ‘het Kasteel’ and the ‘Braempaviljoen’. Among others, the museum displays works by Carl Andre, Jean Arp, Wim Delvoye, Alberto Giacomett

Maurice Verbaet Center is promoting Belgian Modern Art from 1945 - 1975. Since 2015 the Maurice Verbaet Center in Antwerp has been making exhibitions with the focus on post-war Belgian art. Besides the temporary exhibitions, visitors can discover the Caroline & Maurice Verbaet collection in a perman

The Brouwershuis was built in the 16th century by noted architect Gilbert van Schoonbeke. It was never actually a brewery, but the breweries nearby were supplied with water from the Brouwershuis.

The Rhine and Inland Navigation Museum is a floating museum where the life and working atmosphere of the bargee and his family is sketched through photographs, texts and models, among other things.

The National Museum and Archives of Customs and Excise highlights shady dealings at Belgium's (former) borders. The museum focuses on the operation of the services that acted against them: customs and excise.

The Umicore Silver Pavilion displays part of the collection of the (now closed) Sterckshof Silver Museum.