Situated in what was once the private residence and studio of the celebrated designer and architect, Victor Horta, the Horta Museum is a must-see for history lovers and design enthusiasts alike. The museum was built sometime between 1898 and 1901 and comprises two buildings, both of which are fantastic examples of the art nouveau style that was hugely popular at the time. Visitors can enjoy the eye-catching and elegant interior decoration of the museum, which has remained mostly the same throughout the years, while also enjoying the harmonious and elegant way in which the rest of the building comes together. Some things to look out for include the stained-glass windows, wall decorations, and fabulous mosaics.

Horta Museum, 25 Rue Américaine, Saint-Gilles, Brussels, Belgium 1060, Phone: +32-25-43-04-90

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