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Antwerp Nomad Guide

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  • Foodie Mecca
  • Tech Metropolis
  • Vibrant City
  • Zurenborg

    Zurenborg is like a hidden gem tucked away in the eastern part of Antwerp, a place where the charm of the past and the vibrancy of the present meet. Imagine walking down streets lined with Art Nouveau and Belle Époque architecture, each building telling its own story. This neighborhood is not just a feast for the eyes; it's also a haven for digital nomads seeking tranquility amidst the city's hustle. Cafés with cozy corners and reliable Wi-Fi are plentiful, making it easy to find a spot where creativity flows as freely as the coffee. The heart of Zurenborg, Dageraadplaats, is a square that comes alive in the evening, offering a variety of restaurants and bars where you can unwind after a day's work. Despite its beauty, Zurenborg remains relatively undiscovered by the tourist crowds, offering a peaceful yet inspiring environment for digital nomads.

  • Het Zuid

    Het Zuid, or 'The South,' is where Antwerp's artistic soul thrives. This area is a dynamic blend of modern art galleries, museums, and fashion boutiques, making it a magnet for creatives and digital nomads alike. The streets here buzz with an energy that's both inspiring and invigorating. For those who work best surrounded by creativity, Het Zuid offers plenty of cafés and coworking spaces designed with the modern nomad in mind. The Royal Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (M HKA) are just a stone's throw away, providing endless inspiration. The neighborhood's open squares and green parks are perfect for those moments when you need to step away from the screen and clear your mind. With its vibrant atmosphere and cultural richness, Het Zuid is a place where work and leisure seamlessly blend together.

  • Eilandje

    Eilandje, literally 'Little Island,' is a district that has transformed from a forgotten port area into one of Antwerp's most trendy and upcoming neighborhoods. Surrounded by water, this area exudes a unique charm with its mix of historical warehouses, modern apartments, and innovative architectural projects. For digital nomads, Eilandje offers an inspiring setting with a view, whether you're working from one of the stylish cafés overlooking the marina or from a coworking space nestled among cutting-edge art galleries. The iconic MAS Museum stands tall in Eilandje, acting as a beacon of culture and a reminder of the area's rich maritime history. The neighborhood's waterfront is perfect for leisurely walks, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline. Eilandje's transformation has made it a hotspot for both locals and expats, making it an exciting place to live, work, and play.

  • Berchem

    Berchem, situated to the south of Antwerp's city center, is a district that combines the best of both worlds: the charm of a small town with the conveniences of a bustling city. This area is known for its beautiful Art Nouveau buildings and quiet, tree-lined streets that offer a serene backdrop for those looking to focus on their work. Berchem's cafés and coworking spaces cater to the needs of digital nomads, providing comfortable environments and fast internet. The district is also home to the vibrant Driekoningenstraat and Statiestraat, where a mix of local shops, bakeries, and international cuisine can be found. For those seeking a balance between work and wellness, Berchem's parks and green spaces are ideal for jogging or a leisurely stroll. With its welcoming community and laid-back vibe, Berchem is a perfect spot for digital nomads who value a sense of belonging and a slower pace of life.