KERK ATTENHOVEN

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Kerk Attenhoven is a former parish church in Hoevenen, North of Antwerp, founded by Gillis van Attenhoven
around 1248. At the end of the 16th century, due to religious disputes, the church was seriously harmed by direct violence, military inundations and the use of the church as a place for refugees. Next to human violence, nature also had a part in harming the building. The church flooded around 1680.
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From 1972 on the church went into decay as a new church was built in the neighborhood. From 1996 on the church was renovated and desecrated.
In summary, the most perfect location full of history. Let's desecrate the church to fullest by displaying our obscure and dark arts! Join us for this celebration.
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How to get there?

By Car
Visitors to Kerk Attenhoven will find ample and convenient parking options, by the church itself. The nearest large extra parking area is located at JOS Hoevenen (Kerkstraat 89, Hoevenen), just a 5-minute walk from the church. Additionally, street parking is available in the surrounding area.
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All parking options, including JOS Hoevenen, are completely free of charge. Please be mindful of any local parking regulations and signage to ensure a smooth visit.

By public transport
Kerk Attenhoven is conveniently accessible via several De Lijn bus routes, with the 'Hoevenen Markt' bus stop located just a small walk from the church.
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Bus 70: Connects Antwerpen Roosevelt to Hoevenen Markt.
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Bus 780: Runs between Wijnegem WSC Zuid and Hoevenen Markt.
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Bus 781: Links Brasschaat and Hoevenen, stopping at Hoevenen Markt.
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For real-time schedules and route planning, you can visit the De Lijn website.