Antwerp - Scheldt Embankment
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To left and right respectively at the western end of Suikerrui, the Ernest van Dijckkaai and the Jordaenskaai separate the Old City from the Scheldt, forming a no-man's-land ripe for redevelopment and a challenge for the architects and planners of the "City on the River" project.
Antwerp's 100m/330ft-wide quays, built in the 19th C., extend along the river for 5.5km/3.5miles providing berthing for the largest seagoing ships.
Antwerp's 100m/330ft-wide quays, built in the 19th C., extend along the river for 5.5km/3.5miles providing berthing for the largest seagoing ships.
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A trip along the Scheldt, or one of the longer tours of the harbor, provides a different kind of alternative to the museums.
Facilities: Gift shop, Restaurant or food service
Typical Visit: 30 minutes
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