Jain Temple Antwerp

Very nice and beautiful temple in heart of Europe, only thing administration can do is to make entrance & parking more clear for visitors to avoid stucking in next building parking where you will not be able to get out

I understand Jainism very very well. So always nice to see this holy place (this although all is indeed holy). Regardless. Last time I was there for Sister Shivani who had the same birthday as me (March 14). This time somebody told me I could not stay without an appointment this although the website says that anybody can stop by and visit without an appointment. No problem. My one suggestion though is not to judge a book by its cover. I am white (color is a sensory perception as you already now) but I have the same wisdom through Jnana after the age of 47. So all people should remain welcome. Again. Don’t judge the book by the cover. Never turn people away who come to you. They come to you for a good reason. Just my two cents. Bless you all. Love you all. All one. One love. ♥️

If you are Planning Your Europe Trip..Kindly add Antwerp in your itinerary for sure,Must visit Jain Temple in Belgium.One of the beautiful Jain temple of Tirthankar Bhagwan Shri Parsvwanath Swami ji.Pure Bliss | Serene Ambience | Architecture Beauty | strong Symbol of Jainism outside of India | Peaceful to Mind & Soul.The Entire Place is Done in Pure White Marble.Pictures taken on my Apple iPhone on summer 2019 17 Days Europe Road Trip with Travllr Team.Note: One Can visit only with appointment and during special hours.Hey Google.. pls give us more options of Rating,5 stars rating is too too less for such Awesome Combination of Traditional with Architectural Beauty Jain Temple in the World.

The only Jain temple in Europe. It has a fascinating history and took around 13 years to built. Parshvanath god is the main idol with Adinath, Munisurvat & Mahaveer idols also present in the temple. The place is very well preserved and they also provide Pooja clothes (you have to request Pooja clothes at least 1 week before your trip, so they can arrange it for you). There is no Jain food provided in the temple. The Jain community living in Antwerp is huge and really helpful. They also have a big parking space. They also provide shower facility inside the temple.

Nice Jain temple - large with good parking. However, unfortunately, we found that the worshippers were not particularly welcoming.

The Jain Temple in Antwerp, Belgium is a truly remarkable and breathtaking place to visit. As soon as you enter, you are immediately struck by the serene and tranquil atmosphere that pervades the temple. The intricate designs and stunning architecture of the temple are a testament to the craftsmanship and skill of the artisans who created it.The temple is beautifully adorned with vibrant colors, exquisite carvings, and magnificent statues of various Jain deities, which create an immersive experience for visitors. The air is fragrant with the scent of incense, adding to the peaceful ambiance of the temple.The temple provides an educational and informative experience for visitors to learn about the Jain faith, its history, and its values. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to answer any questions and provide additional information.Overall, visiting the Jain Temple in Antwerp is an incredibly rewarding and enriching experience. It is a perfect place to meditate, reflect, and appreciate the beauty and peacefulness of the Jain faith. The temple's serene atmosphere, stunning architecture, and informative staff make it an excellent destination for people of all backgrounds and beliefs. I highly recommend it, and it definitely deserves a 5-star review.

A calm place to sit and have spiritual connect. Enough parking space, no bookings needed.

Visited from London. Lovely Jain temple in suburban Antwerp. All the facilities to do prayers and Puja are available. There is a hall with food being served but not sure if you have to tell them in advance. There was pathshala going on for the children and was really nice to see the Jain community together in Belgium. You can get buses from the historic city centre 180, 181, 182, 183 which is about 20 minutes ride. There is also one bus from the central station too.