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INDIVIDUAL VISITS

No booking required – includes access to the house and the current temporary exhibition

Adults: € 9,00
Seniors | teachers | students | job seekers: € 6,00
Children 6-18 | VIPO | EDC (European Disability Card) | Schaerbeek residents: € 3,00
Article 27: € 1,25
Children under 6, museumPASSmusées, Brussels Card, ICOM, Art Nouveau Pass: free

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GUIDED TOUR

Upon prior reservation(at least 2 weeks in advance):  
Maximum 15 people per group
French, Dutch, English. For requests in any other language, please get in touch:  

For all guided tours: €6 per person + guide fee

Three options:

Duration Guide fee
The house 1 hr €100 (weekday) / €110 (weekend)
The temporary exhibition 1 hr €100 (weekday) / €110 (weekend)
The Autrique House and the Louis Bertrand area 1.5 hr €130 (weekday) / €140 (weekend)

Would you like to tour the house with your own guide? In addition to admission, a €10 speaking fee applies (group rate: €6 per person).

Outside opening hours, a visiting fee of €50 will be charged for a special opening. 

DAY TRIP - TRAIN AUTRIQUE

Explore the history of the train in Belgium as well as the beginnings of the architect Victor Horta by combining a visit to Train World with one to Maison Autrique.

The perks?

  • Two outings in one by visiting two of Schaerbeek’s cultural spots.
  • Discover two François Schuiten projects.
  • Be guided by passionate, captivating experts!

Info and booking via Train World.

PHOTO SHOOTS AND PRIVATE EVENTS

Drinks, weddings, conferences, photo shoots… the possibilities are endless! To find out more, head to our Rent page. 

Opening hours

Opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday: 12 pm-6 pm, last admission at 5:30 pm

Closed
Mondays and Tuesdays, and on public holidays: 1 January, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, 1 May, Ascension Day, Whitsunday and Whit Monday, 21 July, 15 August, 1 November, 11 November and 25 December

Getting here

Address: Chaussée de Haecht 266, 1030 Brussels

By public transport:
Train: Brussels-North (16-minute walk), Schaerbeek (27-minute walk)
Tram: 25 (Robiano), 62 (Robiano), 92 (Saint-Servais) and 93 (Liedts)
Bus: 59 (Herman), 65 and 66 (Robiano)
Bike: Villo! station no. 147 (Chaussée de Haecht 226) and bike racks in front of the museum

By car:
Chaussée de Haecht and the surrounding streets are in the green zone. There is a parking fee from Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 9 pm, except if other hours are defined by road signs and in the controlled zone 7d/week. There is no time limit. Free and unlimited parking for holders of a valid parking permit.

For more information on rules and prices, visit parking.brussels.

For more information on mobility and parking in Schaerbeek, see the Schaerbeek’s website.

ACCESSIBILITY

Unfortunately, the Autrique House is not accessible to people with reduced mobility. We invite you to explore the house through the virtual tour.
Strollers must be left in the entrance vestibule. We recommend using a baby carrier instead.
The Autrique House is a partner of the European Disability Card.