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© Maison Cauchie

© visit.brussels - Jean-Paul Remy

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Maison Cauchie

RUE DES FRANCS 5
1040 ETTERBEEK

STIB METRO 1 - 5 / TRAM 81 / BUS 27 - 61 - 80

This museum is only accessible with a reservation.
No autonomous visits allowed.

  • art-nouveau

GUIDED TOUR Guided tour of the Maison Cauchie  – English and Dutch SOLD OUT, some places left in French

EXTRA MUROS Itinerary of Art Nouveau sgraffiti around the Maison Cauchie – French SOLD OUT, some places left in English

 

No free visits possible!

 

 

If you have questions about building accessibility and/or activities, please contact the museum directly.

In 1905, Paul and Lina Cauchie designed and built this house to live within it as much as to showcase their work and their skills. It was abandoned in the seventies, but rebought by a couple with a passion for art in 1980. They dedicated all their energy to revive this “Maison Cauchie ” again and to share this incredible story with the greatest number of people. The gallery presents differents documents and artworks from Paul and his wife Lina, who was also a very talented artist. Discover the stunning architecture and interior of this total work of art!


GUIDED TOUR The guides will take you on a guided tour of the beautiful first floor to share the history of the house and the work of its owners.


Booking required –> This activity is currently sold out in Dutch and English (some places left in French). Any cancellations will release places immediately and you can register via the reservation link.



  • EN : 18 / 19.30 – booking via this link (SOLD OUT)

  • FR : 17.00 / 17.30 / 19.00 / 20.30 / 21.00 – booking via this link

  • NL : 18.30 / 20.00 – booking via this link (SOLD OUT)


EXTRA MUROS In Brussels, between 1900 and the First World War, hundreds of facades were decorated with sgraffiti. The one on the Maison Cauchie was designed as a gigantic advertising poster for the work of the couple Paul and Lina Cauchie. Their goal is to attract customers who want to decorate their newly built homes. Discover many other examples of Paul Cauchie’s work around the building and learn to recognize his characteristic style.


Booking required –> This activity is currently sold out in French (some places left in English). Any cancellations will release places immediately and you can register via the reservation link.



  • EN : 19.30 – booking via this link

  • FR : 19.00 – booking via this link (SOLD OUT)