Duration
3 hours
Brussels · experience
A 3-hour guided walk through Brussels’ Bailli district, tracing its Art Nouveau townhouses and finishing at the Victor Horta Museum.
The experience
A 3-hour guided tour that travels by tram from the Grand-Place to the Bailli district, home to the largest concentration of Art Nouveau buildings in Brussels, tracing how architects combined iron, glass, wood and stone into one of the most distinctive architectural movements in Europe.
The route passes townhouses by Victor Horta, Paul Hankar and Octave Van Rysselberghe among others, and finishes with included admission to the Victor Horta Museum, the architect’s own former home and studio.
Duration
3 hours
Group
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Languages
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Format
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Meeting point
The Grand-Place, Brussels — look for the guide holding a white umbrella.
Pickup and drop-off
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Who this suits
Itinerary
The guide and exact sequence are confirmed on the day. Times below are a useful indication of how this visit is normally structured.
Tram out to the district with the city’s densest concentration of Art Nouveau houses.
Townhouses by Horta, Hankar and Van Rysselberghe, with the history of the movement explained house by house.
Included admission to the architect’s own former home and studio, the tour’s finishing point.
What the visit includes
Highlights
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Before you go