Recommended Links

Brussels:

• Horta Museum – The former home of Victor Horta, showcasing his genius in curved lines, stained glass, and Art Nouveau interiors.
• Comic Strip Center – Housed in a stunning Art Nouveau building by Victor Horta, it celebrates Belgium’s love for comics, including Tintin and The Smurfs.
• Atomium: Originally a 1958 World’s Fair pavilion, its structure is modeled after an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times.
• Maison Saint-Cyr: A whimsical Art Nouveau gem with intricate wrought iron, squeezed into just 4 meters of width.
• Old England Building: Once a department store, it now houses the Musical Instruments Museum, with a gorgeous iron-and-glass façade.

Budapest:

Main figure: Ödön Lechner (1845–1914).

• Plan and book your Flights & Hotels when planning your travel to Budapest on KAYAK. We are partners with them as they promote our private tours in Hungary to the UK market. KAYAK showcases our Art Nouveau private tours in the KAYAK Budapest Travel Guide. Plan and book your travel renting cars in KAYAK. Discover more things to do in the KAYAK section of Budapest.
• The Museum of Applied Arts Budapest – It is still closed, after 5 years of renovation. It has some works at György Ráth Villa. The core of the historical collection consists of antiques transferred from the Hungarian National Museum, while the contemporary collection was originally built up from purchases at world fairs (Vienna 1873, Paris 1878, Paris 1889) and gifts by companies (Herend Porcelain Manufactory, Zsolnay).

• We are so sad that this building and shops closed a few years ago: Bedo House – the Art Nouveau Museum – The Antik & Modern shop – Café in Bedo House.

Darmstadt:

Glasgow:

Helsinki:

• Restaurant Wellamo
• Glo Hotel Art – It is a magical hotel that combines a colourful history with elegant modernity. This stone castle with thousands of details is one of Helsinki’s most beloved art nouveau buildings.

Kecskemét:

Main figures: Jānis Rozentāls, Konstantīns Pēkšēns, Eižens Laube and Mihails Eizenšteins.

• Grand Palace Hotel – Recommended hotel, located in the Old Riga District
• Riga Art Nouveau Center – The house persents a complete picture of the historical heritage of Art Nouveau and offers an authentic environment for discovering and savouring Art Nouveau.

Saint Petersburg:

• Eliseyev Emporium – Eliseev Emporium in St. Petersburg Nevskiy pr, 56 is probably the most opulent food hall in the Russian Empire.
• Fabergé Museum
• Museum of the History of St Petersburg – Formerly the Museum of Leningrad Historyfrom 1955 to 1991, it is the museum of the city history in Saint Petersburg.

Szeged:

• Reök Palace – An exemplary piece of Hungarian secession designed by the architect Ede Magyar in 1907. As he was entrusted by the water engineer Iván Reök the leading motif of the building became water
• Móricz House – A four-storey historic example of secessionist architecture built between 1910 and 1912 by Jenő Ferenc Raichle and commissioned by thepost official Jószef Móricz
• Synagogue – The building operation began in the August of 1907 and ended by October

The Hague:

Turin:

• Casa Fenoglio – A gorgeous, four-storey-tall flower building that bloomed at the intersection of two upper-class streets in Turin 

3. General Resources about Art Nouveau in several cities

• The Belle Époque Blog – Interesting resources about Art Nouveau in more than 20 European countries.