Aperçu

Although the house’s architect is not known, we do know that the client was of Spanish origin, which is not surprising when you see the interior decoration. Behind a sober facade dating from 1924, a vast patio unfolds, the focal point of the house. Topped by a glass dome of coloured glass, it was lined with ceramic tiles, while the walls were clad to half-height with another type of ceramic reminiscent of the Andalusian tradition. A small fountain takes centre stage, while a staircase rises to a landing that leads to all the rooms on the first floor. A wrought-iron handrail continues its course as a railing for this same landing. As at the Hotel Wielemans, numerous structural and decorative details blend Hispanic aesthetics with Art Deco. Photographs are not permitted. Guided tour in Belgian French sign language – at Saturday and Sunday at 14:00.

Practical information

Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00

avenue de l'Opale 11, 1030 Schaerbeek

Advance booking required.

Non accessible

Belgian-French sign language visit

Bookings

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

Saturday 20/09/25 Select your time slot

• 10:00 > 10:45 FR 0 pl.
• 10:30 > 11:15 NL 0 pl.
• 11:00 > 11:45 FR 0 pl.
• 11:30 > 12:15 EN 0 pl.
• 12:00 > 12:45 FR 0 pl.
• 12:30 > 13:15 NL 8 pl.
• 13:00 > 13:45 NL 5 pl.
• 15:00 > 15:45 FR 0 pl.
• 15:30 > 16:15 EN 0 pl.
• 16:00 > 16:45 FR 0 pl.
• 16:30 > 17:15 NL 1 pl.
• 17:00 > 17:45 FR 0 pl.

Sunday 21/09/25 Select your time slot

• 10:00 > 10:45 FR 0 pl.
• 10:30 > 11:15 NL 1 pl.
• 11:00 > 11:45 FR 0 pl.
• 11:30 > 12:15 EN 0 pl.
• 12:00 > 12:45 FR 0 pl.
• 12:30 > 13:15 NL 0 pl.
• 13:00 > 13:45 NL 10 pl.
• 15:00 > 15:45 FR 0 pl.
• 15:30 > 16:15 EN 0 pl.
• 16:00 > 16:45 FR 0 pl.
• 16:30 > 17:15 NL 3 pl.
• 17:00 > 17:45 FR 0 pl.

Address
avenue de l'Opale 11, 1030 Schaerbeek