📜 Opened in 1933, this 572-meter passage connects Antwerp's left and right banks beneath the Scheldt River in Belgium. 🔍 Features rare, well-preserved wooden escalators from the 1930s, original Art Deco entrance buildings, and historical pictures of the tunnel's construction. # Why Go 🚶 Experience a unique journey beneath the river and a convenient route for commuters and visitors. 🕰️ See rare, well-preserved 1930s wooden escalators, offering vintage charm. 📸 Ideal for photography thanks to its vintage ambiance and clean architectural lines. 🌆 Enjoy wide riverfront views and a beautiful panorama of Antwerp’s skyline from the Left Bank. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Wooden escalators can be steep for some visitors, though elevators are available. 🥶 The tunnel can feel chilly, so bring a light jacket. # Tips 🚶‍♀️ Visit on a weekday or early in the day for a peaceful stroll. 👟 Wear comfortable shoes for the long, flat walk. 🚴 Cyclists must follow marked lanes and keep to a moderate speed. 🏖️ Explore Sint-Annastrand beach and a 6D cinema on Linkeroever (Left Bank). ℹ️ Check online for real-time escalator and lift status updates. 💡 Well-lit and safe, but can be quieter at night. # Cost 💰 Free to use. # Hours 🕒 Open 24 hours a day. # Getting There 🅿️ Driving not recommended due to limited parking in the historic center; bike racks are available outside the entrance. ♿ Elevators are available for bikes, wheelchairs, and strollers.