Every weekend from March to December, Arkadia organizes individual guided tours with various original themes about our architectural heritage and the contemporary city.
Discover modernist houses of the interwar period, artists' studios, parks and green spaces unknown to most people, contemporary art exhibitions, etc.
Arkadia's team is composed of art historians who ensure each visit's quality and accessibility.
Reservations are required via this site, payment is made online and tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
The House of European History, created in 2017, is located in the Leopold Park, in the heart of the European district of Brussels. The House of European History aims to become the leading museum about transnational phenomena which have shaped our continent. By interpreting history from a European...
In 1900, the young architect Gaspard Devalck bought a large plot of land in the Schaerbeek countryside. He built six houses, including one for himself and his mother. The architect's house was purchased in 2018 in a rather dilapidated state. The new owners began by restoring the admirable façade...
A masterpiece by the Brussels architect Joseph Diongre, this house, built in 1928 for the writer and poet Jef Mennekens, is a total work of art. With its Cubist-inspired façade, characterised by protruding sections, the Withuis offers a bold transition between Modernism and Art Deco.
