Top Things to do in Antwerp Province
Top Restaurants in Antwerp Province
What to do and see in Antwerp Province, Flanders: The Best Gardens
Discover the best top things to do in Antwerp Province, Belgium including Winter Garden of the Ursuline nuns - Wintertuin, Plantentuin ' De Kleine Boerderij' Merksplas, Arboretum Kalmthout, Middelheimpark, Plantentuin, Park Vordenstein, Carmelitan Garden - Karmelietentuin.
Restaurants in Antwerp Province
1. Winter Garden of the Ursuline nuns - Wintertuin
2. Plantentuin ' De Kleine Boerderij' Merksplas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
De tuin is in de eerste plaats een demonstratietuin gericht op natuur, educatie en welzijn waar iedereen welkom is om zich te laten inspireren en als ontmoetingsplek. In ons tuincafé met -terras kan je nagenieten bij een welverdiende versnapering na een deugddoende wandeling. Ook wie geen bezoekje wil brengen aan de tuin, is er van harte welkom!
3. Arboretum Kalmthout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Arboretum Kalmthout is a wonderful place. The area has one of the most diverse plant collections in Europe. A walk is a true discovery of the lush and diverse vegetation. Enjoy the appeal of flowers, the structures of leaves, the bark of trees, .... Arboretum Kalmthout in all seasons is worth a visit. More than 7,000 different plant species are grown here, from which the oldest specimens were planted over 150 years ago.
4. Middelheimpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By AnaMariusik
Worth visiting , beautiful nature...amazing nature and big trees. Some art outdoors.great for walkings, taking pictures and having a picnic with dear ones. Fabulous villa with terrace in the middle. Secluded and interesting
5. Plantentuin
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By michaeltT9311UI - Brussels, Belgium
On a rainy morning it was an excellent idea to visit the Plantentuin. Cosy, and intimate. Very peaceful in centre of tuin. Lots of interesting plants and shrubs. Some trees and water features. Compact but worth the visit. In a hidden corner tucked away there is a restful cafeteria for refreshments and local beers.
6. Park Vordenstein
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By daffystjob - Manchester, United Kingdom
As a kid, I went past this park on a daily basis on the bus but I can't remember ever going in, and now that seems such a shame. We entered the park through a wooded area and through some charming gates into a walled garden. Despite in being October, flowers were still in bloom and the variety of plants were fast. This is a great park for young and old. There is a cafe in the park which was closed on the day we went but looks like it's well loved on busier days.
