Autrique House

Maison Autrique in Brussels is the first striking private house designed by Victor Horta, completed in 1893, and is considered an important milestone in the development of Art Nouveau. Commissioned by Horta's friend Eugene Autrique, an engineer at Solvay, the building explores architectural ideas that would later become hallmarks of Horta's style \u2014 integration with the street, wall decorations of varying thickness, the coexistence of symmetrical and asymmetrical forms and his revolutionary use of metal. The house has been exemplarily restored and is open to the public.

Address

Chauss\u00e9e d'Haecht 266
Brussels
Brussels
1030
Belgium

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Opening Hours

Sunday, Wednesday - Saturday: 12:00 - 18:00

Monday, Tuesday: Closed

Last admission at 17:30. Closed on public holidays.

Sunday, Wednesday - Saturday: 12:00 - 18:00

Admission

Full price: 9 EUR

Seniors / Students / Job seekers: 6 EUR

Children / Schaerbeek residents: 3 EUR

Article 27: 1.25 EUR

Free: ICOM / Museum Pass / Brussels Card / Art Nouveau Pass

Seniors, students, job seekers: 6 EUR

Children, Schaerbeek residents: 3 EUR

ICOM, museum passes, Brussels Card, Art Nouveau Pass: Free

Full price: 9 EUR

Adults: 9 EUR

Seniors / Students / Unemployed: 6 EUR

Children / Schaerbeek residents: 3 EUR