Brussels: the Collector's Promenade, at the art nouveau Solvay Hotel

At the heart of the Belgian capital, the Solvay hotel, named after a wealthy philanthropist, is inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage list. The building is part of the Art Nouveau strolls, the elegant Avenue Louise. Amongst the most handsome creations of architect Victor Horta, between 1895 and 1903, its facade with ornamented bow-windows is designed in glass, stainless steel and natural stone.

Art Nouveau Promenade in the Hotel Solvay

A site to rediscover for the 10th edition of the Brussels Artistic Week, from the 22nd to the 26th of January 2020. It offers to art lovers the opportunity of enjoying an exceptional venue baptized « La Promenade du Collectionneur ». Its superb decor will be enriched with furniture and sculptures by the hidden artists of Maison Parisienne, a roving gallery created in Paris, in 2008.

The renovated honor staircase is an example of the decorating trend from the end of the 19th century. © DR

Painted by hand, the skylight and the fresco are in the image of the Romantic School. © DR

An updated Golden Age

During a guided visit, you will have access to the main staircase surmouted by an impressive skylight and enhanced by a twirling bannister in golden metal that leads to the ground floor. On the elegant upper level, where one finds the public spaces, the reception room and the dining room, in the back. And since the venue can be entirely privatized, don't hesitate to take the complete tour…

Organizing a small private reception in the prestigious salons will certainly impress your guests… © DR