07/09/2026
An Art Nouveau weekend in Brussels ✨
Where to sleep, eat, have a drink and discover some of the Belgian capital’s most beautiful Art Nouveau treasures? Here are 6 addresses to explore Brussels through its curves, stained glass and most striking façades.
Discover all these addresses in our guides Soul of Brussels and Secret Brussels.
And if you love Brussels and Art Nouveau, keep an eye out… Two new titles exploring these worlds will be joining our collections soon. 👀
📍 Les Brigittines
A warm, quintessentially Brussels Art Nouveau brasserie, with an old counter, Thonet chairs, green walls and a large fireplace. On the menu, classic brasserie dishes reimagined with fresh, generous cooking.
📍 Hôtel van Eetvelde & LAB·AN
An Art Nouveau masterpiece by Victor Horta, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and now open to visitors with LAB·AN, a space dedicated to Art Nouveau. A chance to discover the spectacular interior of this late 19th-century townhouse.
📍 Maison Flagey
Sleep in the heart of a 1904 Art Nouveau house designed by Ernest Blérot. Ironwork, mosaics, individually designed rooms and an impressive hall rising through the full height of the house: a true immersion in the Brussels of the 1900s.
📍 De Ultieme Hallucinatie
A bar-restaurant set inside a house transformed by Paul Hamesse in 1904 in a geometric Art Nouveau style. From the umbrella stand and billiard table to the light fixtures, the historic décor was designed down to the smallest detail: an exceptional setting for dinner or simply a drink.
📍 Marjolaine
Just a few steps from the Grand-Place lies one of Brussels’ last surviving Art Nouveau shopfronts. Designed by Léon Sneyers in 1904, this little gem combines geometric lines with stained glass inspired by the Vienna Secession.
📍 Maison Saint-Cyr
It’s impossible to walk past this house, just 3.55 metres wide, without noticing it. Built in 1903 by Gustave Strauven, its exuberant, almost extravagant façade is one of the most spectacular examples of Art Nouveau in Brussels.
Discover all these addresses in our guides Soul of Brussels and Secret Brussels.