A lovely experience, well worth a visit. The house has been restored or preserved as it was in when Horta lived in it. The staircase opening into the rooms, the beautiful skylight above it, all the interesting shapes make for a great visit. It only opens at 2 in the afternoon, so plan accordingly.

This was the highlight of my weekend in Brussels. The most amazing Art Nouveau house once belonging to architect Voctor Horta. Only open afternoons and they control visitor numbers, but worth the short wait and gives you the space to really appreciate the details of this fine house. Has to be seen!

I went here with a Belgian young adult friend and two children (9 & 15). Belgian houses are typically vertical with stairways in the center; this one was considered different because it had more rooms per floor. For an American, it will still seem quite vertical. It is unique because it is furnished with the original furniture and you can... More

A definite to see if you are a lover of Art Nouveau style, the glazed skylight lighting the four floor open marble stairwell, and gazing over the walled garden is beauty. There was a queue on arrival Sunday afternoon but this moved efficiently as time wise it is not a large museum more of a house tour and you are... More

This building and its interiors was designed and owned the the famous Belgian architect Horta who has also designed other impressive buildings in Brussels. It is worth visiting. The museum is open daily from 2-8 PM.

I really wanted to go to the Horta museum, but it was shut when I arrived and didn't open for 3 hours. There is NOTHING else in the area and so we didn't wait for it to open.

It took a while to get in, that's due to visitors removing coats, leaving cameras, bags etc which took a while to sort out. Once inside it's a combination of OTT Art Nouveau and classy property design features. Best place we visited in Brussels.

Absolute paradise for lovers of architecture and Art Nouveau. Horta was a genius and his work in this house is incredible. To fully enjoy it, I strongly recommend booking a private tour. 50 euro, but completely worth it. Otherwise, you get limited information, could be in a group of 40 people, and can only stand on the staircase for a... More

Victor Horta museum is a must to see for any lover of architecture. He was the founder of the Art Nouveau style, with Brussels being its cradle. I want to mention it here: "Arau" , one of the cultural institutions in Brussels, has wonderful tours dedicated to Victor Horta and Art Nouveau - don't miss the opportunity to join one... More