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Experience how artists and architects, the pioneers of modern design, reimagined everyday life by breaking down the boundaries between fine and applied arts. During this guided tour, you will explore the quest for a comprehensive, innovative, and meaningful art form that profoundly transformed the society of its time.

Be inspired by the unique fusion of art, architecture, and design!

Tour in Dutch at 18h00, in French at 18h30. 

The Maison Hannon and the Hôtel Solvay offer a fascinating journey into the heart of Brussels’ Art Nouveau. This double visit highlights the iconic figures of their owners. The Maison Hannon, designed by Jules Brunfaut, was the private residence of Edouard Hannon, an engineer at Solvay, and his wife Marie Debard. It reflects their refined taste for Belgian and French Art Nouveau. The Hôtel Solvay, a masterpiece by Victor Horta, was commissioned by Armand Solvay, heir to the chemical industry magnate, whose wealth and spirit of innovation are boldly reflected in this unprecedented architectural achievement. These two sites embody the elegance and vision of their owners, key figures in the industrial and artistic heritage of late 19th-century Brussels.

The first visit starts at 15h00 at the Maison Hannon, the second at 16h45 at the Hôtel Solvay. 

Tour exclusively in French. 

To celebrate the Iris Festival, Maison Hannon is offering you an unforgettable guided tour, a fascinating sensory experience combining art, poetry, nature and history. The house and its garden reflects the passion of Marie Debard, Édouard Hannon's wife, for nature and aesthetics. Let yourself be guided through the botanical world of the Maison Hannon, where every plant and every flower tells a story. 

Discover how the décor of the house embodies the ideal garden, a skillful blend of Japanese and Arcadian influences. From umbellifers and thistles to umbels and water irises, each plant element is charged with profound symbols and timeless beauty.