De Roma

De Roma is one of Antwerp's distinctive concert halls, housed in a historic building with a strong Art Deco character. Originally opened as a cinema and variety venue, it is now a multifunctional cultural space hosting concerts across different musical genres, film screenings and other events. The main hall can accommodate up to approximately 2,000 visitors in a standing configuration, with a smaller capacity used for seated events.

The interior retains the character of a historic cinema hall, with a balcony, a large stage and a layout that can be adapted to different audience configurations. The venue is equipped for modern concert production while preserving architectural elements that give it the atmosphere of a classic European performance hall. Additional visitor facilities, including food and beverage options, are also available within the venue complex.

The main entrance is located at Turnhoutsebaan 286, Antwerp, Belgium, in the Borgerhout district. Public transport stops are available close to the venue, including the De Roma stop and Zegel station, while street parking in the immediate area is limited and generally subject to payment. Visitors arriving by car can also use parking facilities farther from the hall and continue by public transport. More information about connections between this location and other parts of Antwerp can be found in the general city description below.

Antwerp, a Flemish gem on the Scheldt River, is not only famous worldwide for fashion and diamonds, but also a strong hub for top-tier concerts and sporting spectacles. The city carries the energy of a major metropolis while keeping the charm of historic streets and an easygoing rhythm that makes planning a night out feel effortless. This blend of culture, nightlife, and live events is exactly why Antwerp works so well when you want a destination where everything feels close at hand.

Antwerp stands out for its highly practical connectivity: the De Lijn tram and bus network covers key districts and the main routes toward arenas and stadiums, making arrival straightforward even if it’s your first time in the city. If you travel by train, Antwerpen-Centraal is the main rail hub, and Antwerpen-Berchem is also convenient for certain routes and transfers. For air travel, Antwerp International Airport (Deurne, ANR) is nearby, while Brussels Airport (Zaventem) is easy to reach for a wider choice of flights; from there, getting to the city center and venues stays simple. It also helps that major venues such as Sportpaleis and the Lotto Arena are designed for smooth crowd flow and are well connected by public transport.

Beyond the event itself, Antwerp offers a “tourist bonus” that fits naturally into your schedule: before the show you can wander the old town around Grote Markt or visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, and after it head down toward the riverfront to enjoy views over the Scheldt. Fans of contemporary attractions often choose MAS and walks through revitalized docklands, while Meir is a classic pick for shopping and lively city vibes. Add a strong food scene and a wide range of places to stay, and you get a city where a match or concert can easily become a complete, well-rounded getaway.