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The Horta Museum comprises a pair of turn-of-the century art nouveau building that was the private home and studio of artist Victor Horta. The buildings were built right around the turn of the 20th century and reflect the height of the art nouveau movement. Today, the site is preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The interior still features many of the original mosaics, stained-glass pieces, and decorations. Many furniture pieces, art objects, and utensils designed by Horta are on display throughout the museum as are many documents related to Horta, his life, and time. Occasional temporary exhibits are sometimes on display that explain other aspects of Horta’s life and art.

Rue Américaine 25, 1060 Bruxelles, Belgium, Phone: 0-25-43-04-90

Horta Museum
© Horta Museum

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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