BRUSSELS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 4 most popular art nouveau tours in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Explore Brussels Art Nouveau with a local guide in 3 hours, from Grand-Place to Bailli, ending by Victor Horta Museum.
Most Popular“The guide was very knowledgeable and knew her subject. It involved a lot of walking and a tram ride. That was not a problem for me - I enjoyed it. Good interesting tour. I learnt a lot about Art Noveau”
Brussels Art Nouveau Pass lets you choose 3 free Art Nouveau/Deco sites in 9 months, plus discounts on tours, shops, and brasseries.
“We purchased the pass thinking that it would enable easy access to museums etc while we were in Brussels. While it did allow us to gain easy access to one of the houses we were hoping to see, the other 2 that we booked could have been easily purchased on the day with no worries…”
A 2-hour Art Nouveau walking tour in Brussels led by an expert guide, featuring major houses by Horta and more icons.
“We had a really passionate guide in Davit who took us across the city to see lots of art nouveau gems. We had a great time and it made our Horta Museum visit much more valuable. For reference: our guide wasn’t the older man photographed so don’t be surprised when you meet a much younger…”
See Brussels Art Nouveau up close with Eric, spotlighting Victor Horta and other 1900-era architects across central and lesser-known districts.
“Eric gave my family of three a 3+ hour tour, and all of it was fascinating since he was knowledgeable about the intersectionality and overlapping styles and influences of architecture on a global level. He had a friendly, humorous and welcoming tone and appealed to us as admirers but non-experts. I could see that he…”
The whole city, plus the fairytale towns and battlefields a short train ride away.
