"Packages" are pre-established programs grouping several visits at predetermined times. With these, no need to establish your program, we select it for you.

"Expert" packages

"Novelties" 11 & 12/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Novelties" expert package is dedicated to the buildings featured in the BANAD Festival for the first time in 2023. If you're already familiar with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco buildings of Brussels, this package enables you to discover some hidden gems! You begin your weekend by visiting a prestigious house designed by Jean-Baptiste Dewin, with a wonderfully preserved Art Deco interior. Next, a tour of the Centre Scolaire du Souverain, one of the lesser-known Art Nouveau schools by the architect Henri Jacobs, who specialised in educational buildings. Your day ends with a tour of the house designed for himself by Paul Vizzavona, a pupil of Victor Horta. On the Sunday, Explore.Brussels takes you to the south-western suburbs of Brussels to visit three exceptional buildings: Forest Town Hall by Jean-Baptiste Dewin, followed by the former homes of two Modernist architects: Paul Aernaut and Gaston Brunfaut.

"Sunday, fun day" 12/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Sunday, Fun Day" expert package covers three buildings on a Sunday, beginning with the splendid former home and studio of Fernand Dubois, the Symbolist sculptor, engraver and medal-maker, designed for him by Victor Horta. Next is the cottage-style villa that was the home and studio of the architect Edouard Pelseneer, who worked for Victor Horta. Finally, there is the Art Deco Pieper house, whose design was strongly influenced by the Stoclet Palace and the Vienna Secession.

"Horta or not" 18 & 19/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Horta or Not" expert package includes, on the Saturday, three Art Deco buildings in the northern suburbs of Brussels: the famous Art Deco building that houses the Queen Elisabeth Medical Foundation, the Draps house, whose interior has been carefully preserved by its owners, and the De Boelpaepe house, where a splendid interior with original furniture is hidden behind a modest façade. After all this Art Deco, the Sunday begins with an Art Nouveau gem in the city centre: the Catteau-Horta primary school by Victor Horta, a diminutive yet delightful building, followed by the Otlet house and closeby the breathtaking, must-see, glass-and-iron interior of the Tassel house, Victor Horta's "manifesto for Art Nouveau".

"Sunny sunday" 19/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Sunny Sunday" expert package includes tours of three buildings in the northern suburbs of Brussels on a Sunday, beginning with the famous Art Deco building that houses the Queen Elisabeth Medical Foundation. Next is the De Boelpaepe house, where a splendid interior with original furniture is hidden behind a modest Art Deco façade. Your day ends with the Vanderveken house, a Belle-Epoque villa with magnificent views of the Sacred Heart basilica church.

"50 shades of Art Deco" 25 & 26/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Fifty Shades of Art Deco" expert package explores the Art Nouveau and Art Deco heritage buildings of the northern suburbs of Brussels. Your Saturday begins with the Art Deco Overloop house designed by Antoine Courtens, then a Modernist house by Paul Aernaut, and a final treat, the fantastic Vienna Secession-style Waxweiler house by Henri Vandevelde and Léon Sneyers. Your Sunday starts at a prestigious Art Deco building on Avenue Paul Deschanel that is open for the first time as part of the BANAD Festival, then moves on to the imposing building built as the headquarters of the State Telephone and Telegraph Company to the design of Michel Polak. The day ends with the beautiful De Roy house in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert.

"Blue sunday" 26/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Blue Sunday" expert package covers visits to three exceptional Art Nouveau buildings in the northern suburbs of Brussels, beginning with the wonderful Saint-Cyr house that will be exceptionally open to the public for the BANAD Festival! Next comes the Van Waesberghe house, with its beautiful polychromatic facade. Your day will end with the fantastic Devalck house, with its stained-glass windows inspired by the Levant.

"Discovery" packages

"Prestige" 11 & 12/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Prestige" Discovery Pack allows you, on the Saturday, to visit two masterpieces of Brussels Art Nouveau: the Solvay and Max Hallet houses by Victor Horta. You will round off your first day with a visit to the Villa Beau-Site, designed by the architect Arthur Nelissen, with an Art Nouveau façade made of coloured glazed bricks and inspired by the buildings of Gustave Strauven. On the Sunday, your visits will immerse you in the Art Deco style at the Haerens house and the Palais de la Folle Chanson apartment building, both designed by Antoine Courtens, followed by the luxurious Villa Empain designed by Michel Polak.

"Art Deco & co." 18 & 19/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Art Deco & co." Discovery Pack takes you around the Northern suburbs and the centre of Brussels. On the Saturday you begin at the Sacred Heart basilica church in Koekelberg, an icon of the Art Deco style and of Brussels, then the Vanderveken house, an Art Nouveau villa which enjoys splendid views of the basilica church. Then you move on to the nearby De Boelpaepe house with its splendid Art Deco furnishings that ooze history. On the Sunday, you begin with the Riez mansion and Draps house, both with their original Art Deco interiors, before going on to Victor Horta's iconic Art Deco masterpiece, the Palais des Beaux-Arts concert hall and art gallery complex in the city centre.

"Houses" 25 & 26/03/2023 SOLD OUT

The "Houses" Discovery Pack includes, on the Saturday, a tour of the hidden gem that is the Herrero house, with its sober Art Deco façade that conceals a surprising Andalusian-style interior. Then comes the Quaker house, set on a street corner at the bottom of Square Ambiorix whose façade calls to mind the English cottage style and whose Art Nouveau interior is remarkably well preserved. The first day ends with a tour of the Langbehn house, an Art Nouveau building with an extraordinary history. On the Sunday, a 100% Art Nouveau programme begins with an exploration of the exceptionally charming Strauven house, followed by the impressive sgraffiti panels of the Cauchie house on Rue des Francs and finally another house on a street corner, the former home of the architect Victor Taelemans, with its white stone façade.