#antwerp
- Althaea ficifolia — A species of biennial or perennial herbaceous plant in the family Malvaceae (often taxonomically classified as Alcea ficifolia), native to Siberia and Asia Minor; it is characterized by palmate-lobed leaves reminding of fig leaves and tall stems with large, decorative flowers in warm shades of yellow, cream, or copper.
- Antwerpen — A major port city in Belgium, the capital of the eponymous province in the Flanders region, situated on the Scheldt river; it is the second-largest port in Europe, a global economic hub, and the undisputed international capital of the diamond trade and cutting industry.
- Anvers — The French designation and traditional Romanian usage for the Flemish port city of Antwerpen in Belgium; it represents a commercial, industrial, and logistical hub of capital European importance and the historic global center of diamond trading.