Saint-Josse
Art Nouveau brasserie in a 1904 hotel, blending architectural heritage with Belgian gastronomy. Interior by Paul Hamesse, featuring Henri Van de Velde benches and a vintage tram. Authentic cuisine and 30 Belgian beers in a unique historic setting.
Located in one of Brussels' oldest Art Deco houses, "De Ultieme Hallucinatie" embodies the intersection of architectural heritage and Belgian gastronomy. Designed in 1904 by architect Paul Hamesse, this former Cohn-Donnay hotel recently reopened after a decade of silence.
This unique venue offers total immersion in Art Nouveau aesthetics while providing an authentically Belgian culinary experience. Its recent reopening makes it a must-visit destination for architecture and gastronomy enthusiasts in Brussels.
Beyond the Facades
Brussels, the cradle of Art Nouveau, is brimming with architectural treasures that bear witness to this flourishing artistic period. From sumptuous townhouses to historic breweries and unique museums, our selection invites you on a journey through time via six iconic locations. Discover the legacy of Victor Horta and other Art Nouveau masters, and immerse yourself in the refined atmosphere of the Belle Époque.
Culinary Heritage
In Brussels, local gastronomy is much more than just a culinary tradition: it's a way of life. From historic brasseries to innovative restaurants, the city is full of places where you can savor Belgian specialties in all their authenticity. Discover our selection of establishments that honor this culinary heritage, combining exceptional settings with typical Belgian flavors.