Getting to the Queen Elisabeth Hall the smart way, by train.
A lot of roadworks are planned in and around Antwerp in 2019. The smartest way to get to the Queen Elisabeth Hall is by train.
NOTICE: The Queen Elisabeth Hall is situated in a low emission zone (LEZ) which the city of Antwerp is reinforcing as of 1 February 2017 to enhance air quality. From then on, the most polluting vehicles will be banned from the city centre. Use the online test to see if your car is allowed to enter the zone and demand a temporary permit or day pass if need be.
You can find further information about the low emission policy of the city of Antwerp on their website: www.slimnaarantwerpen.be.
A good number of car parks are available in the immediate vicinity of the Queen Elisabeth Hall. Electronic signposts announce the location of car parks and free spaces (purple zone). The nearest car park is Q-Park.
Parking with discount
At Parking Station ZOO (formerly Nova), visitors of the Queen Elisabeth Hall pay €6 for a day ticket.
Don't forget to ask attendants in the Queen Elisabeth Hall to validate your parking ticket!
Park & Ride
If you'd rather not drive and park in the busy Antwerp city centre, you can always use the Park & Ride formula: park easily and for free outside the city and hop on the tram or bus to the Queen Elisabeth Hall. Find an overview of all the park & ride locations in the city on this website: www.slimnaarantwerpen.be.