BRUSSELS
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The 5 most popular art nouveau tours in Brussels. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Join a 3-hour Art Nouveau walk from Brussels Grand-Place to Bailli, led by a local guide, ending at the Victor Horta Museum.
“excellent thorough tour of art nouveau Brussels including city history not just houses. The guide was enthusiastic and well prepared.She looked after everyone.”
Spend 9 months choosing 3 Art Nouveau or Art Deco sites in Brussels, plus discounts on cafés, shops, and guided tours.
“Very nice and convenient”
Two hours walking Brussels Art Nouveau from Cinquantenaire to Saint-Gilles, with Horta landmarks and clear stories of the style.
“We were sent the wrong meeting spot with the reservation and confirmation. Time was wasted trying to find our guide. The tour was not a walking tour as described. We were driven around in a car. The guide was a nice man but not at all knowledgeable about architecture. We knew more than he did.…”
Brussels Art Nouveau walk in 150 minutes: learn sgraffito vs frescoes and see Victor Horta’s Maison du Peuple remains.
“Muito interessante graças ao excelente trabalho do guia, conhecedor da arte nouveau.”
A 3-hour Brussels Art Nouveau walk with Eric, from the Cauchie House to Hôtel Solvay, mixing famous and lesser-known Belle Époque streets.
“The tour was very individually tailored to me. The guide has an exceptionally broad knowledge, knows his city very well, and is very passionate. He is very personable and able to engage with his guests. It was worth every single euro! Thank you so much!”
