It was in 1893 that the famous Brussels architect Victor Horta put the finishing touches to the Hôtel Tassel, thus establishing the Brussels Art Nouveau style.

In fact, the impressively modern façade and the magnificent interior with elaborate stained glass windows, mosaics and wrought-iron elements were to make architectural history: In 2023, 130 years later, Brussels is now celebrating Art Nouveau in all its diversity and splendor, once again positioning itself as the capital of this architectural and artistic movement that has left its mark in numerous countries.  

An exquisite program dedicated to Art Nouveau
Throughout the year, a multidisciplinary program is dedicated to the rich architectural heritage of the Belgian capital and the influence of Art Nouveau on many other areas of art. The main aim is to look at Art Nouveau from a new angle and open up more modern perspectives. Exhibitions worth seeing, Art Nouveau buildings accessible to visitors for the first time, fascinating guided tours, exciting lectures and debates: You can look forward to numerous highlights and new discoveries!

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The most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings in Brussels
Did you know that there are more than a thousand Art Nouveau buildings in Brussels? Numerous streets are lined with breathtaking Art Nouveau façades that conceal no less spectacular interiors... Take a look at our selection here!

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Hôtel Tassel - Huis Tassel - Victor Horta
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Sophie Voituron

Sophie Voituron

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Maison Cauchie - Huis Cauchie
(Paul Cauchie 1904)
Rue des Francs - Frankenstraat
Etterbeek - Etterbeek
© visit.brussels - Jean-Paul Remy - 2017