The stained-glass skylight over the stairwell of Victor Horta's house, with iron banisters curving below

Horta Museum ticket for ages 6 to 17

Timed entry to Victor Horta's house and studio for young people aged 6 to 17, booked into the same quarter-hour as their adults.

The 6–17 ticket admits one young person aged 6 to 17 to the Horta Museum on one date and at one quarter-hour, alongside the adults they visit with. Bring proof of age, such as a passport or ID card. Children under 6 need no paid ticket: we add their free ticket to your booking.

What the 6–17 ticket covers

The same self-guided route as the adults, through the house and the studio, with the printed room guide.

We book every member of the family into one quarter-hour, so you start together.

Visiting with children

Children under 12 must stay with a responsible adult throughout. The museum runs no special children's activities during individual visits, and nothing in the house may be touched apart from the stair handrail.

The route has 375 steps over three flights. Pushchairs stay in the reception hall if there is room.

Under 6

Children under 6 go in free. Tell us their ages when you book and we add a free ticket for each of them at no charge.

Frequently asked

Do I need ID for my child?
Carry something that shows their age, such as a passport or ID card. The museum checks proof for every reduced ticket.
Can a 16-year-old visit alone?
Yes. The museum's rule only requires children under 12 to be with an adult.