Belgian art from the end of the 19th century hangs in a neoclassical manor house associated with the architect Victor Horta. The Charlier Museum (Musée Charlier in French, Charliermuseum in Dutch) is a protected monument, and its rooms also often host classical music concerts.
The museum stands at 16 Avenue des Arts (Kunstlaan) in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, on Brussels' Small Ring, the inner ring road around the city centre. It suits visitors interested in Belgian painting and art of that period, as well as those drawn to chamber-scale concerts in a historic house.
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