locations

https://www.antwerpendoorgrond.be/

• Sint-Jansvliet (en)

  51.218575, 4.396549

  <p>About 800 years ago, Sint-Jansvliet was transformed from a natural inlet to a small harbour where boats could moor.</p>

  sint_jansvliet_en_

• Steenen Kraan (en)

  51.225808, 4.399487

  <p>Remnants of the medieval quay wall and the dwellings that connected to it were found under Ortelius quay.</p>

  steenen_kraan_en_

• Meekaai Quay

  51.226937, 4.400153

  <p>Remnants of the walls of Brouwersvliet were examined in a trench near the quay known as Rouaanse Kaai. </p>

  meekaai_quay

• Cruise Terminal

  51.220614, 4.396011

  <p>“Bierhoofd” wharf and part of the medieval city walls were discovered near the Cruise Terminal.</p>

  cruise_terminal

• English Quay/Pilotage building

  51.227206, 4.400512

  <p>A test pit was dug near the Pilotage building to conduct a survey of the quay wall at Brouwersvliet.</p>

  english_quay_pilotage_building

• Sint-Pietersvliet (en)

  51.226417, 4.399754

  <p>The historic quay wall of Sint-Pietersvliet was found in a test pit on the quay plateau.</p>

  sint_pietersvliet_en_

• Zuiderterras car park

  51.219741, 4.395518

  <p>The Napoleonic quay wall runs under the hangars near Zuiderterras. Two test pits were dug here to determine its exact location.</p>

  zuiderterras_car_park

• Plantinkaai Quay

  51.217731, 4.394166

  <p>A trench was excavated near the current coach parking in Plantinkaai to examine the Napoleonic quay wall. </p>

  plantinkaai_quay