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Do as the locals do and bike everywhere! Once you're here, , the city’s bike-sharing system, makes it easy to explore. With hundreds of docking stations, it’s a fun and sustainable way to get around. Apart from the Velo city bikes, there are several other . Students can also rent a .

Do you need to cross the Scheldt? Check the availability of the  of the tunnels, or take  with your bike.

Cycling between campuses

• Stadscampus - Campus Middelheim: 20 min. 
• Stadscampus - Campus Groenenborger: 25 min. 
• Stadscampus - Campus Drie Eiken: 30 min. 
• Campus Middelheim - Campus Groenenborger: 4 min.
• Campus Middelheim - Campus Drie Eiken: 10 min. 
• Campus Groenenborger - Campus Drie Eiken: 8 min.

Discover Antwerp by shared electric scooter 

The newest way to travel around Antwerp is by .

Antwerp has a dense . Buses and trams are available to take you to many different parts of the city. There are direct bus links to various other towns and cities as well. Plan your route using the .

Traveling between campuses

• Campus Middelheim - Campus Groenenborger: around 7 min. on foot
• Campus Middelheim - Campus Drie Eiken: around 35 min.
• Campus Groenenborger - Campus Drie Eiken: around 45 min.
• Stadscampus - Campus Middelheim: around 45 min.
• Stadscampus - Campus Groenenborger: around 55 min.
• Stadscampus - Campus Drie Eiken: around 60 min.

Did you know Antwerp also has a ? You can use it to travel between the Antwerp city centre and nearby towns.

It’s recommended to travel to and in Antwerp by public transport. If you are travelling by car, take the following into account:

• There are  where you can park on various main roads into Antwerp. They are ideal places to switch to bus, tram or bike a few kilometres from the campus.
• The Antwerp city centre and part of Linkeroever (Antwerp’s left bank) are a : highly polluting vehicles are not allowed into the city. 
• Keep in mind that the zone around the Stadscampus is a residential area with a speed limit of 20 km/h. Pedestrians freely make use of the entire road.
• Take possible  into account.
• Within Antwerp, you can make use of the .

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• As of August 1, 2023, visitors and tourists are no longer allowed to park on the street in the city center of Antwerp. â€‹Near Stadscampus, you can make use of several .
• Campus Drie Eiken en Campus Groenenborger have free university parking spots.
  
• There are paid on-street parking spots near Campus Middelheim. You’ll need to display a blue parking disc if you park on Floraliënlaan.

Antwerp is easy to reach by train. High-speed trains like Thalys and Eurostar connect major European cities (Paris, Amsterdam, London, Cologne, Berlin) directly to Antwerp via stations such as Brussel-Zuid and Antwerpen-Centraal. You can also travel with European Sleeper night trains to Antwerp, with routes from the Netherlands, Germany and the Czech Republic.

Budget-friendly bus companies such as Flixbus and BlaBlaCar offer direct routes from many European cities to the Antwerp city centre.

Students can travel together via . Tips for sustainable travel can be found on the website of , a student initiative promoting train travel for Erasmus students.

If you arrive at , take your time to look around. Many have rated it as one of the most beautiful railway stations in the world. Plan your trip with the .

Traveling from station to campus

Antwerpen Centraal

• to Stadscampus: around 15 min. on foot or 5 min. by bike

Antwerpen-Zuid

• to Campus Drie Eiken: around 20 min. by bike or 25 min. by bus

Mortsel-Oude-God

• to Campus Drie Eiken: around 15 min. by bike or 30 min. by bus
• to Campus Groenenborger: around 12 min. by bike or 40 min. by bus
• to Campus Middelheim: around 13 min. by bike or 30 min. by bus

Antwerpen-Berchem

• to Campus Drie Eiken: around 20 min. by bike or 40 min. by bus
• to Campus Groenenborger: around 12 min. by bike or 18 min. by bus
• to Campus Middelheim: around 9 min. by bike or 13 min. by bus

Traveling by air? There are several airports you can choose from to reach Antwerp, including but not limited to:

Brussels Airport (Zaventem Airport)

 is the most frequently used gateway to Antwerp. From Brussels Airport, you can travel to Antwerp:

• By train
  Time schedules and fares are available on the  website.
• By bus
  Travel from Brussels Airport Zaventem to Antwerp with . There are two stops in Antwerp:
  • Franklin Rooseveltplaats (Platform B5 - next to the opera house and 400 metres from the central train station).
  •  (Gerard le Grellelaan 10, Antwerp)

• By

Brussels South Charleroi Airport

From , you can take a bus to the Charleroi train station and travel to Antwerp by train. Check the time schedules and fares on the website of the .

Antwerp Airport - Deurne

​ is a small international airport situated in Deurne (about 6 km from the centre of Antwerp). Bus routes 51, 52 and 53 from  provide a regular connection with railway station Antwerpen-Berchem. Take tram 9 at Antwerpen-Berchem to reach the city centre.

Eindhoven Airport - The Netherlands

From Eindhoven Airport, it's a one hour drive to Antwerp by car. The  takes you in approximately 2:15 h to Antwerp Central Station. For more info consult the .

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport - The Netherlands

From Schiphol Airport, you can travel to Antwerp Central Station by .

Düsseldorf Airport - Germany

Since there are no direct train connections between Düsseldorf Airport and Antwerp, it is recommended to  to or from the airport.

Frankfurt Airport - Germany

Since there are no direct train services from Frankfurt (M) Airport to Antwerp, it is recommended to take a long-distance bus to or from the airport. Various  serve the long-distance bus station at Frankfurt Airport P36.

Aéroport de Paris-Charles de Gaulle (Roissy) - France

From Airport Roissy Charles de Gaulle, there are several ways to travel to Antwerp: by high-speed train , by , or by other .