Photo Museum

(Provinciaal Museum voor Fotografie)

The Antwerp photo museum, since recently housed in an old warehouse, is a real treat.

A wide range of national and international photographers and artists exhibit their work in the photo galleries and at exhibitions.

The museum for photography charts the evolution of photography from black and white to color and from analogue to digital cameras with the help of an important collection of cameras and old photographs. Here you will fin old prints and cameras and examples of daguerreotype and wonderful holograms.

The Fotomuseum provides tailor-made guidance for everyone.

You can visit either individually or in group.

For a first acquaintance or a visit among connoisseurs.

There are workshops and activities for all age groups.

In the musum’s library there are more than 35,000 titles on offer plus an extensive range of magazines and a wealth of documentation on Belgium and foreign photographs.

Directions: The museum is located in the south part of the city.
Nearest tram stop: Museum (line 8) De Vrierestraat (line 4) Amerikalei (line 12)
Nearest bus stop: Zuid (Line 23)

Address: Waalse Kaai 47
Antwerp 2000
Phone: +32 3 242 9300
Web: http://www.fotomuseum.be

Neighbourhood: The South/'t Zuid

Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm
Closed on Mondays
Closed on 25 and 26 December and on 1 and 2 January

Admission fee: 
normal fee: € 6 
Discount fee: € 4
Children under 12 free

TIP: The Museum’s shop is also worth a longer stop.

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