ANTE Festival 2026 : Van der Noot d’Assche Palace [Council of State]
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Van der Noot d’Assche Palace ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Lowenstein Mansion [Council of State]
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Lowenstein Mansion ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Vandenstock House
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Vandenstock House ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Picard Mansion
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Picard Mansion ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Vanbeneden House
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Vanbeneden House ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Masonic Lodge “Les Amis Philantropes”
This building with its double façade (one Neoclassical, the other Modern) was, in the second half of the 19th century, inhabited by the photographer Louis Ghémar, one of the pioneers of photography in Belgium. The house was converted into a Masonic venue in 1877 in order to accommodate the ...
ANTE Festival 2026 : Former Jules Waucquez Company [Brussels City Archives]
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Former Jules Waucquez Company. Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2026 : Prison of Forest (by 9m² asbl)
During the ANTE Festival 2026, discover the Prison of Forest ! Reservation mandatory.
ANTE Festival 2025 : Chastel de la Howarderie Mansion [Costermans Antiques]
A sprawling building with annexes, the former Chastel de la Howarderie Mansion currently houses Costermans Antiques, a member of the Royal Chamber of Antiques and Art Dealers. Built around 1785 in the Classical style, the main building was extended in 1857 based on the plans of architect Félix Pauwels. ...
ANTE Festival 2026 : Maison personnelle de Paul Saintenoy [Maison Hongroise / Magyar Ház]
In 1897, the architect Paul Saintenoy purchased this house from 1872 in the Rue de l’Arbre Bénit from the stockbroker Ferdinand Grosjean. Saintenoy renovated the façade and built an extension at the back. The resulting building in Eclectic style with Italian Renaissance touches reflects its owner’s tastes. Paul Saintenoy ...
Recent Comments