as an art deco fan we were happy to see where Horta lived and worked but I am not sure that I would recommend going that far out of my way for what is here More

Yes! this place is a must-visit. It just received (today) the MuseumPrice for the best museum in Brussels. One could easily miss it because from the outside it looks like a normal house, but inside it is unbelievable ! Just go for it... More

The museum is the former house of Victor Horta. The art-noveau decoration is definitely worth seeing - you will want to have traces of that in your own house. The ticket price is also reasonable, especially if you are a student. Due to structural reasons, the museum house has a limited capacity so you might have to wait for a... More

Horta's buildings were mostly demolished in the 60s (In 1965 I stood outside the Maison du Peuple when the bulldozers were about to do their stuff). This building was his house and studio; it has been meticulously re-furnished and renovated to give a sense of the art nouveau style in practice. The atrium over the staircase is worth the trip... More

Oh did I love this place! I'm quite into Art Nouveau, but even my uneducated spouse enjoyed this. This dream like house is exquisite and as you walk through it is the nearest thing to going back in time. Why don't they build places like this now? If I had the funds I would. This is a real living museum,... More

Prior to leaving for Belgium we had spotted this site on tripadvisor. Our hotel ended up being a 15 minute walk to the museum. The 3 Eu charge for entrance is well worth the money. Don't miss this museum if you like architecture. More

fantastic guided tour; I recommend NOT to visit on your own due to the fact that you will miss a lot of very usefull information. Beautifull house and very well kept. More

This is well worth an hour during your stay in Brussels. Not a big wait, and not terribly expensive, but an amazing experience if you appreciate architecture and attention to detail. This is a penultimate example of art nouveau from one of its masters. It's a self-guided tour with no photography allowed (which was disappointing). Even my pre-teens could appreciate... More

Anyone with interest in architecture ought to visit this gem of a museum More