The façade
Monumental façade in baroque style with classical features, in the giant order spanning the 2 upper floors, curved pediment topped by a gable. Rich decorative program consisting of 3 bas-reliefs (the 2 lateral ones are originals, attributed to Pieter Van Dievoet), the coat of arms and the equestrian statue of Charles of Lorraine at the top of the gable. The reliefs represent the picking of hops, the transport of barrels and the harvest.
History and restorations
Reconstruction in 1698 (Architect Willem De Bruyne). Restoration in 1893-1900; most recent restoration by the City completed in 2008.
Did you know
This is the only house on the square that has regained its function as a place of representation for a professional association. The cellars house a brewery museum. The current equestrian statue is the fifth to be installed on this site.
The sections above are the city's own survey text, Ville de Bruxelles / Data Management, CC BY 4.0.
South-east row
Grand-Place 10 against its neighbours, all drawn to one scale and in the order you meet them standing on the square.
Where it stands
The Brewers House (The Golden Tree) is marked. Every other number is a link to that building.
Guild house Civic House and shop Every number is a link. North is to the lower right.