Klimzaal Wallstreet opened in 1989 in the centre of Deurne, in Antwerp. Since 2014 it has been run by the Mercelis brothers, who helped build its walls as young men in the early years. It has roped climbing on high walls and a bouldering room with an adjustable Kilter Board, and works closely with the KBF club Kajoe, which runs courses, competitions and an extensive youth programme.
Kajoe runs KBF courses at the hall, from the beginners' KVB1 to the KVB2 indoor lead course, as well as youth climbing and sports camps. Wallstreet also welcomes groups, schools, youth movements, companies and children's parties, and its bar serves drinks and snacks.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Student (under 26): €11
- Child (13 and under): €8
- Kajoe club member: €13
- Bouldering and Kilter Board only: €11 (student €8; Kajoe adult €8, Kajoe youth €6)
- 10-visit card: €130 (Kajoe members €120)
- Speleobox: €6; child's climb plus Speleobox: €11
- Instructor for 1 hour: €30
- Shoe hire: €3; harness and belay kit hire: €3
- Entry prices don't include insurance
- 1 month, student: €60
- 6 months: €360 (Kajoe members €350, students €270)
- 12 months: €600 (Kajoe members €570)
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
€40 combi ticket with the film
A day of multi-pitch workshops run with K2 Antwerpen and Edelrid, covering gear and techniques, multi-pitch strategy, big walls, and trad tips. The combi ticket also covers the evening's film and talk with Robbie Phillips.
€10
Robbie Phillips presents the film Divided Years to close Wallstreet's multi-pitch day, followed by an afterparty in the hall.
A stop on Blue Ice's harness demo tour, where climbers can try the Vista and Cuesta harnesses on the wall. The time hasn't been announced; the tour's stop at Klimax ran from 17:00.
“A lot of routes for top rope climbing. Different walls and angles, bouldering section is decently sized, training area is rather small. In the lobby you can have a drink. Sunday closes already at 6pm.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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