Thematic guided tours

Discover the Maison Hannon like never before with our thematic tours!
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During an initial study in 2004, we made a surprising discovery: the stencil painting of the greenhouse dome had been preserved! We knew about it from a photograph published in 1905 in the Belgian periodical L’Émulation, but it had been well hidden under four layers of paint applied over the years.

On September 19^th, Emmanuelle Job (KIK-IRPA) will tell you more about the restoration works. For instance, she will explain how the painted wall decoration of the winter garden will be carefully exposed. Reservation is required. 

The Maison Hannon offers a horse-drawn carriage tour of Saint-Gilles. To the rhythm of the horses' hooves, discover the styles, hidden treasures and fascinating details that have made the town's architectural reputation. A unique experience in a vibrant district in the company of our guides, discovering the bold Art Nouveau residences and elegant Art Deco facades that are part of the diversity of our fabulous artistic heritage.

Autumn paints a sensory picture rich in symbols at the heart of the Maison Hannon. Oak represents strength and durability, while hops evoke the conviviality of shared moments. Apple cider underlines the sweetness of the season, and the golden hour greenhouse creates a warm and comforting atmosphere. It's a celebration of the simple, authentic pleasures of home, the magic of soft light and the poetry of a season of metamorphosis.

The Belle Époque was a time of French savoir-vivre, the pleasures of the culinary arts, the art of living, entertaining and celebrating traditions.  Through the daily lives of the Hannon couple, discover how population growth and industrialisation shaped a new bourgeois class with a taste for refinement, comfort and new techniques. 

At the end of the 19^e century, electricity became a source of lighting, which took off after the 1881 International Exhibition in Paris and underwent spectacular development. It would shape our everyday lives and revolutionise them, igniting not only our homes, but also the imaginations of designers. Join us as we immerse ourselves in an era when light took on its full dimension and lit the way to modernity!