Stay up to date with the latest news, announcements, and seasonal events from Bunkermuseum Antwerp. This portal highlights recent developments at the WWII command-bunker complex in Park Den Brandt, where the Atlantikwall and air war history are preserved. We recommend cross-checking latest schedule announcements with official sources before planning your visit.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp invites visitors to a special 'Living Museum' experience on March 1st and 2nd. Hosted by Frontleven v.z.w., the event features historical reenactors recreating soldier life in and around the bunker complex at Park Den Brandt, offering a unique look at local history.
Explore the highlights of the recent Living Museum event, where historical re-enactors transformed the bunkers into a time capsule of the Second World War. Discover how the Bunkermuseum Antwerp grounds were brought to life through detailed tactical demonstrations, Allied and German troop displays, and a journey into the site's complex wartime history.
On May 8, Bunkermuseum Antwerp marks the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day with the unveiling of a poem titled 'Seed of Hatred' at the historic Stenenbrug bunker site. The public event includes speeches by local officials and explores themes of war, retaliation, and remembrance at this preserved wartime structure.
On Sunday, May 18, the municipality of Haacht and the npo HO8 invite visitors to 'War Heritage Understood'. This special event explores the history of Belgian defense lines and anti-tank ditches, offering guided walks, vintage displays, and historical reenactments for all ages.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp hosted its successful annual 'Levend Museum' event in March 2026, featuring immersive history demonstrations and the opening of a new bunker bar. Reenactors brought the site to life, and the weekend proved to be a popular experience for history enthusiasts in Park den Brandt. The museum extends its thanks to the volunteers and visitors who participated in this celebration of history.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp is proud to announce its participation in the biennial Bunkerdag 2026, offering public access to its historic command bunkers in Park den Brandt. In addition to this upcoming event, the museum celebrates receiving the 2026 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Award, a recognition made possible by consistent positive feedback from our visitors.
Experience the past come to life during the annual Living Museum event at Bunkermuseum Antwerp on March 7 and 8, 2026. This immersive weekend features historical re-enactors and detailed bunker tours, with a special focus on the medical history of the Second World War.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp is taking part in the upcoming Museum Night on August 1, 2026. Visitors can explore the historic bunkers in a unique evening atmosphere, featuring a special pop-up exhibition on the Antwerp resistance and live musical performances.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp invites visitors to a special 'Living Museum' experience on March 1st and 2nd. Hosted by Frontleven v.z.w., the event features historical reenactors recreating soldier life in and around the bunker complex at Park Den Brandt, offering a unique look at local history.
Explore the highlights of the recent Living Museum event, where historical re-enactors transformed the bunkers into a time capsule of the Second World War. Discover how the Bunkermuseum Antwerp grounds were brought to life through detailed tactical demonstrations, Allied and German troop displays, and a journey into the site's complex wartime history.
On May 8, Bunkermuseum Antwerp marks the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day with the unveiling of a poem titled 'Seed of Hatred' at the historic Stenenbrug bunker site. The public event includes speeches by local officials and explores themes of war, retaliation, and remembrance at this preserved wartime structure.
On Sunday, May 18, the municipality of Haacht and the npo HO8 invite visitors to 'War Heritage Understood'. This special event explores the history of Belgian defense lines and anti-tank ditches, offering guided walks, vintage displays, and historical reenactments for all ages.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp is proud to announce its participation in the biennial Bunkerdag 2026, offering public access to its historic command bunkers in Park den Brandt. In addition to this upcoming event, the museum celebrates receiving the 2026 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Award, a recognition made possible by consistent positive feedback from our visitors.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp is taking part in the upcoming Museum Night on August 1, 2026. Visitors can explore the historic bunkers in a unique evening atmosphere, featuring a special pop-up exhibition on the Antwerp resistance and live musical performances.
On December 16, 2025, Bunkermuseum Antwerp invites the public to mark the 81st anniversary of the devastating impact at Cinema Rex. This solemn ceremony honors the 567 victims lost during the Second World War with speeches, music, and a moment of reflection. The event serves as a call for peace, tolerance, and remembrance in the city.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp announces the upcoming release of a detailed historical book by Jean Dillen, exploring the strategic role of Antwerp in Operation Seelöwe during the Second World War. The 262-page volume features nearly 800 archival photos, documents, and maps, providing a comprehensive look at this lesser-known chapter of local history.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp invites visitors to a special 'Living Museum' experience on March 1st and 2nd. Hosted by Frontleven v.z.w., the event features historical reenactors recreating soldier life in and around the bunker complex at Park Den Brandt, offering a unique look at local history.
Explore the highlights of the recent Living Museum event, where historical re-enactors transformed the bunkers into a time capsule of the Second World War. Discover how the Bunkermuseum Antwerp grounds were brought to life through detailed tactical demonstrations, Allied and German troop displays, and a journey into the site's complex wartime history.
On Sunday, May 18, the municipality of Haacht and the npo HO8 invite visitors to 'War Heritage Understood'. This special event explores the history of Belgian defense lines and anti-tank ditches, offering guided walks, vintage displays, and historical reenactments for all ages.
Bunkermuseum Antwerp is taking part in the upcoming Museum Night on August 1, 2026. Visitors can explore the historic bunkers in a unique evening atmosphere, featuring a special pop-up exhibition on the Antwerp resistance and live musical performances.
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