Civil Ceremony (limited seating)

Antwerp City Hall was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its outstanding universal value. This designation highlights the building's architectural significance and its role in representing the prosperity of Antwerp in the Renaissance period.

The City Hall was constructed between 1561 and 1565, a beautiful fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles, reflecting the political and economic prosperity of Antwerp during that era. The building incorporates elements of both the Flemish Gothic style and Renaissance features, particularly in its decorative details.

Today, Antwerp City Hall remains a vibrant center for the city’s administrative functions, while also serving as a popular tourist attraction. The surrounding Grote Markt, or Grand Place, is one of the most picturesque squares in the city, enhancing the City Hall’s presence and charm.