Overview

Art Deco and modernism shaped the urban landscape of the 1920s and 1930s on this side of the canal too. In Koekelberg, much of Rue Seghers was designed by architect Fernand Lefever. On the Molenbeek side, the focus is more on workers, with social housing in the Van Hemelrijck, Diongre and Van Meulecom estates, among others. For the middle classes, apartment buildings or housing estates were on the urban planning agenda. In collaboration with Bruxelles Bavard.

Practical information

Saturday from 10:30 to 12:30 and Sunday from 14:00 to 16:00

rue Seghers 44, 1081 Koekelberg

Meeting point: At the median strip in the middle of the avenue End point: National Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Parvis de la Basilique 1, 1083 Brussels

Advance booking required.

Bookings

Select the time slot that suits you and make your reservation online.

Saturday 20/09/25 Select your time slot

• 10:30 > 12:30 FR 19 pl.

Sunday 21/09/25 Select your time slot

• 14:00 > 16:00 FR 15 pl.

Address
rue Seghers 44, 1081 Koekelberg