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KPMG – Antwerp KPMG – Antwerp Arriving by car* Coming from Brussels (E19) Coming from Hasselt –Turnhout - Continue on E19 toward Antwerpen - Continue on E313 Hasselt/Antwerpen - Keep left to continue on N155 - Continue on E34 Turnhout/Antwerpen - Take the exit toward Berchem - Take exit 4-Berchem for N1 toward Lier/Mortsel/ - Merge onto Binnensinel/R10 Berchem - Turn right onto Borsebeeksebrug - Turn right at first cross street onto Binnensingel/R10 - Turn right onto the slip road - Turn right onto Borsebeeksebrug - You’ll find the parking garage on your right. - Turn right onto the slip road - You’ll find the parking garage on your right Coming from Brussels (A12) Coming from the Netherlands (E19) - Continue on A12 toward Antwerpen - Follow A12 to Boomsesteenweg/N177 in Antwerpen - Continue on the E19 Breda/Antwerpen - Take exit 13 Antw.-Zuid from A112 - Take exit 3-Borgerhout for N184 toward Luchthaven - Follow N177 to Desguinlei/R10 Antwerpen - Turn right onto Desguinlei/R10 - Use the left lane to turn right onto Luitenant - Turn right onto Borsbeeksebrug Lippenslaan/N184 - Turn right onto the slip road - Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Binnensingel/R10 - You’ll find the parking garage on your right - Turn left onto Borgsebeekbrug - Turn right onto the slip road Coming from Gent (E17) - You’ll find the parking garage on your right - Continue onto E17 toward Antwerpen - Merge onto B401 - Stay right to continue on E17 toward Antwerpen - Continue on E34 - Take exit 5-Berchem toward Berchem/Wilrijk - Turn left onto Gerard le Grellelaan - Turn right onto Desguinlei/R10 – signs for E19/Brussel/ Lier/Centrum/Berchem - Turn right onto Borsebeeksebrug - Turn right onto the slip road - You’ll find the parking garage on your right * Our office has a site parking for clients and visitors. © 2018 KPMG Central Services, a Belgian Economic Interest Grouping (“ESV/GIE”) and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. Printed in Belgium. KPMG SUPPORT SERVICES Office Locator KPMG - Antwerp KPMG – Antwerp Arriving by public transport For more information see the following sites. For directions, use the trip planners provided on these sites. Bus / Tram - De Lijn https://www.delijn.be/nl/ Train - NMBS http://www.belgianrail.be/nl/ Arriving by car* Prins Boudewijnlaan 24d Borsbeeksebrug 30 bus 2 Coming from Brussels (E19) B-2550 Kontich B-2600 Antwerp • Continue on the E19 Brussel – Antwerpen. Tel.:Tel: +32 +32 (0)3 (0)3 821 821 1700 17 00 • Take Exit 7, direction Boom/Aartselaar/Kontich. • Take right at the end of the exit lane, and go straight ahead. You now arrive on the Prins Boudewijnlaan. • You reach the KPMG Antwerp office approximately 300 meters past the second traffic lights. • Enter the parking lot by turning right at the KPMG sign. Coming from Brussels (A12) • Continue on the A12 Brussel/Antwerpen. • Take the Exit Boom/Aartselaar/Kontich. Keep on the right lane. • You are now on the Boomsesteenweg. At the first traffic light, turn right. Go straight ahead. • Turn right at the T-crossroad. • Pass the traffic lights and take the direction of Rumst/ Kontich (direction E19 Antwerpen/Brussel). You will now arrive on the express way N171. • Go straight ahead. You now arrive on the Prins Boudewijnlaan. • You reach the KPMG Antwerp office approximately 300 meters past the second traffic lights. • Enter the parking lot by turning right at the KPMG sign. * Our office has a site parking for clients and visitors. * Our office has a site parking for clients and visitors. KPMG - Antwerp / KPMG Support Services / Office Locator © 2018 KPMG Central Services, a Belgian Economic Interest Grouping (“ESV/GIE”) and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. Printed in Belgium..
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