My exploration of Antwerp's mid-19th century brick Brialmont forts, the late-19th century concrete forts and various other remaining military strongholds.
View of the battle platform overlooking the inner courtyard at Fort V
Hallway for storing cannons and artillery at Fort V
Narrow passage underneath battle platform at Fort V
Fireplace and remnants of decorations at Fort V
Leftover bathroom facilities at Fort V
Delapitated living quarters at Fort V
Overgrown inner courtyard of Fort VI
Shadow and light at Fort III
Flooded dry moat around the central reduit of Fort VI
Light passing down from the battle platform at Fort VI
Upper window overlooking the inner courtyard of Fort VI
Flooded lower gallery of partially demolished Fort III
Bridge over moat at entrance to Fort II
Partially destroyed living quarters at Fort III
Partially destroyed storage and living quarters at Fort III
A buoy sits on the island of the 16th century fort of Lillo
Partially destroyed living quarters of Fort III
Overgrown entrance to the main front building of Fort V
Partially destroyed living quarters of Fort III
A small upper window in the artillery gallery of Fort VI
A 1m long bolt attaching a cannon to a bunker at the German defense line NE of Antwerp
Lower gallery of the Reduit at Fort VI
Entrance to bombing shelter in the Mastenbos NE of Antwerp