Maison Hannon
Art Nouveau in Brussels embodies the magic of the Belle Époque, blending artistic marvels with industrial innovations that shaped the Belgian capital during the Second Industrial Revolution. Born from a desire to break away from the classical styles of the 19th century, this artistic movement sparked a creative surge, where artists and architects drew inspiration from nature, organic forms, and graceful curves. With its cosmopolitan spirit and thirst for modernity, Brussels fully embraced this wave of innovation, turning its streets into a true open-air museum of Art Nouveau.
Sumptuous facades adorned with floral motifs, delicate wrought ironwork, and vibrant stained glass still bear witness today to this revolutionary artistic period that has left an indelible mark on the Brussels urban landscape. This tour invites you on a journey into the heart of Art Nouveau in Brussels, where the aesthetics and audacity of this movement continue to captivate minds and inspire current generations.
Your Custom Art Nouveau Itinerary:
1. Choose the Art Nouveau Neighborhood:
2. Choose an Art Nouveau House Tour:
Houses open to the general public (possibility of privatization)
- Ixelles: visit of the Maison Horta, maison Solvay or Maison Hannon
- Schaerbeek: visit of the Maison Autrique
- Wolfers Shops (Musée Art & History Museum)
Private houses (houses open to the public by appointment):
- Bruxelles Center: Frison-Horta Fondation
- Ixelles : Hôtel Max Hallet
- Possibility to privatise the Maison Hannon, Horta, Solvay, Autrique, Van Eetvelde.
3. Choose your Art Nouveau restaurant (lunch, dinner or tea-break)
- Chez Vincent, Ultieme Hallucinatie, Buca di Bacco, La Porteuse d'Eau, etc.
1. Choose the Art Nouveau Neighborhood:
- Bruxelles-center : Facade of the Museum of Musical Instruments (Paul Saintenoy), Falstaff, Fin de Siècle Collection (Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium), Fondation Fondation Frison (Victor Horta), shop windows and commercial storefronts, etc.
- Ixelles : Avenue Louise : Facade of the Hôtel Ciamberlani (Paul Hankar), Maison Hannon (Jules Brunfaut), Hôtel Tassel, Solvay, Hallet (Victor Horta), etc.
- Schaerbeek : Josaphat neighborhood : Facade on the Place des Bienfaiteurs (Henry Jacobs), Avenue Louis Bertrand (Gustav Strauven), le Mât-Tigres (Jacques De Lalaing), Maison Autrique (Victor Horta), etc.
- Schaerbeek : Ambiorix neighborhood : Maison Saint-Cyr (Gustav Strauven), magasins Wolfers (Art & Histoire Museum)
2. Choose an Art Nouveau House Tour:
Houses open to the general public (possibility of privatization)
- Ixelles: visit of the Maison Horta, maison Solvay or Maison Hannon
- Schaerbeek: visit of the Maison Autrique
- Wolfers Shops (Musée Art & History Museum)
Private houses (houses open to the public by appointment):
- Bruxelles Center: Frison-Horta Fondation
- Ixelles : Hôtel Max Hallet
- Possibility to privatise the Maison Hannon, Horta, Solvay, Autrique, Van Eetvelde.
3. Choose your Art Nouveau restaurant (lunch, dinner or tea-break)
- Chez Vincent, Ultieme Hallucinatie, Buca di Bacco, La Porteuse d'Eau, etc.
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Example of an Art-Nouveau Program
All tours can be customized and combined with other tours and activities based on your interests and preferences. 10:00 AM Meeting with your professional guide and start of the Art Nouveau neighborhood walking tour. 12:30 PM Lunch at an Art Nouveau restaurant. 2:30 PM Visit to an Art Nouveau House (Horta, Autrique, Hannon) or visit to a private residence (Frison, Hallet, Van Eetvelde). 4:00 PM End of the tour. |
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Fondation Frison-Horta
Maison Saint-Cyr
Maison Hannon
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Maison Hannon
Maison Horta
Chez Vincent
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Maison Horta
Maison Hannon
Magasin Wolfers (Musée Art & Histoire)
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