Editing Schoten (section)

==Main sights==
[[File:'t Asbroek - Poel.jpg|thumb|right|’t Asbroek nature reservation in Schoten]]
*The water-encircled Schoten castle started as a farm in the 13th century, and is now converted into a local cultural centre.
*The main square is lined with a [[Gothic Revival architecture|Gothic Revival]] city hall and adorned with a [[Till Eulenspiegel]] fountain.
*The Villers castle also dates from the 13th century, while the [[Gothic Architecture|Gothic-style]] church of St-Cordula dates from the 15th century.
*Schoten also has a number of nature reservations and wooded areas, such as the [[Peerdsbos]], the [[Vordenstein park|Vordensteyn]] domain, [['t Asbroek]], Wijtschot or the municipal park.
*Schotenhof is an area of Schoten located in the north-east of the municipality. It was created in the beginning of the 20th century, a time when in several wood-rich municipalities around Antwerp the local castles were divided into lots to allow for the building of residential houses and vacation cottages.