Why visit Red Star Line?

The Red Star Line Museum is situated in the old port district called ’t Eilandje. The museum is located past MAS, near the port, in an outpost of the city. It is worth visiting. Why? We give you ten very good arguments.

The origin of Jan Yoors: Eugène Yoors and Magda Peeters

The influence of Eugène Yoors and Magda Peeters on the life and work of their son should not be underestimated.

Jan Yoors in his own words

The books that Yoors published are not the only source for those who want to read Yoors’ own words about his life and work.

Red Star Line in Antwerp

The Red Star Line was active on 'het Eilandje' in Antwerp’s harbour for more than half a century. All that activity left traces in the city, especially on 'het Eilandje'.

Research tips

Would you like to learn more about your family, but don't know where to start your research? We can get you on your way with some practical tips and resources.

Foundation of the museum

The idea for the museum was launched in 1992. Since then several partners have come aboard on this project.

Inspirational people in the Red Star Line Museum

Discover an overview of inspirational people that are part of the stories of the Red Star Line museum.

Monumental work by Johan Creten moved to a new location near the Red Star Line Museum

Pliny’s Sorrow is an impressive bronze sculpture by the Flemish artist Johan Creten, who lives in Paris. This sculpture is on permanent public display at the Rijnkaai.

Tickets & rates

How much does a ticket cost? Are you entitled to a discount? How do you order tickets?