What alternatives do you have?
During the tunnel renovation, no trams will run from P+R Melsele to the Opera metro station on Rechteroever. How do you travel on the Left Bank and Rechteroever? And how do you cross the Scheldt, over or under it?
What alternatives do you have?
Shuttle Bus P5 Opera – Van Eeden
Shuttle buses connect the Linkeroever with Rechteroever via the Kennedy Tunnel.
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Bus lines Waasland / Linkeroever
We have increased service on bus routes in the Waasland region and on the Linkeroever. This concerns line 36 and lines 82, 84, 85, and 821.
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Tram lines Rechteroever
Tram line 11 is running again on its previous route. Tram lines 3, 5, 9, and 15 will follow a new route on Rechteroever during the works.
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Antwerpen-Linkeroever Train Station
There is temporarily a new train station on Linkeroever.
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Ferry Service Sint-Anna
The ferry service Sint-Anna operates between the pontoon on Linkeroever and Het Steen on Rechteroever.
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Sint-Annatunnel
The Pedestrian Tunnel forms the connection between the Frederik van Eeden Square on Linkeroever and Sint-Jansvliet on Rechteroever.
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Kennedy Cyclist Tunnel
The Kennedy Cyclist Tunnel is part of the Kennedy Tunnel and connects Linkeroever with the South on Rechteroever.
Read moreDeWaterbus
DeWaterbus connects Hemiksem in the south with Lillo in the north, with stops on both sides of the Scheldt.
Read moreShuttle Bus Hof ter Schelde
There is a shuttle service between Hof ter Schelde and ZAS Cadix.
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Watch the webinar
Elke and Tom explain why these tunnel works are necessary and how, thanks to various alternatives, you can still travel to, from, and around Antwerp.