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A free 3-day-festival which takes place in August
This 15th-century castle, surrounded by water in a nice park, is near the city centre. For individuals (as opposed to groups), there are free guiding tours every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month (May–September).
An 18th-century castle, also located in a park.
Well-known pilgrimage spot since 1511, boasting a 19th-century chapel and an Ommegang in the adjacent park.
Near the village of Kallo about 11 km north of Beveren, Fort Liefkenshoek a fort dating back to the 16th century and was built to protect the city and port of Antwerp against the Spanish troops lead by Farnese.
The Doel Nucleqr Power Station is one of the two nuclear power plants in Belgium and has a visitor's and information centre as well as a bike route. The plant lies on the bank of the Scheldt, 20 km north of Beveren, and covers an area of 80 hectares. With a height of 176 m, the two cooling towers are the most visible structure in the Port of Antwerp. Since 1995, one of the cooling towers has hosted a nest of peregrine falcons.
Fort Haasdonk was built just before World War I for Antwerp’s protection. Bunkers can still be seen nearby. Not far from recreatiedomein De Ster, it is 6 km south-west of Beveren.