Sint-Pauluskerk

Such a beautiful church Had a chance to hear the easter Mass Since i was in Antwerp during Easter Maintenance work was on one side of the church, but still such beautiful wood work and a very well maintained church with a beautiful holy service during easter..a beautiful experience of the holy communion and baptism together Also theres a hallway with paintings

This is a uniquie church with the Calvary garden and paintings of Rubens and Van Dyck. The employees provide professional explanation and give many details behind the paintings. I visited many churches but this is an unforgettable experience.

The most stunning church I have ever seen. Absolutely incredible inside, with the combination of white, black and gold. Worth visiting! Don’t miss the garden, it is also a beautiful place to see

St. Paul's church has an incredibly interesting history. Contact one of the friendly employees and she will take you on a real journey through time. If you love history, art and art history this place is a must visit.

Beautiful church. I like the outside area out the back with the statues. Amazing paintings, loved the Rubens.

Absolutely beautiful church. The wood carvings are detailed and exquisite, the ceilings are high, the organ is massive, and there is a very peaceful calm atmosphere although it is a large building. The sculpture garden outside is unique and interesting! Hardly any other visitors even though it was a weekend. Paid 5 euros for entry as a foreigner - very much worth it!

Sint-Pauluskerk is not only a place of worship but also a treasure trove of art and history. One of the unique features of this church is its extensive collection of artworks, including more than 200 paintings and numerous sculptures. The church is particularly renowned for its collection of paintings by the Flemish Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens. While many people associate Rubens with the Cathedral of Our Lady, he also made significant contributions to the artistic heritage of Sint-Pauluskerk. Inside the church, visitors can find several paintings attributed to or inspired by Rubens, including "The Conversion of Saint Paul" and "The Assumption of the Virgin." In addition to Rubens' works, Sint-Pauluskerk houses paintings by other renowned artists such as Anthony van Dyck, Jacob Jordaens, and Cornelis de Vos. These artworks depict biblical scenes, saints, and religious iconography, showcasing the rich artistic tradition of the region during the Baroque period. Aside from the impressive collection of paintings, the church's interior boasts stunning architectural elements, intricate woodwork, and beautiful stained glass windows. The combination of art and architecture creates a captivating ambiance and offers visitors a glimpse into the religious and cultural history of Antwerp. Exploring Sint-Pauluskerk provides an opportunity to admire the artistic masterpieces housed within its walls and to appreciate the church's historical and cultural significance in Antwerp

Gorgeous Baroque Church with a greatly decorated nave full of wooden carvings. It fearures two serene gardens, a treasury, a crypt, and a gallery of paintings. The staff is really helpful and are willing to give free tours. The small price is almost a steal for the experience.