South-east row

Mount Tabor

Le Mont Thabor · In den Berg Thabor

The façade

Modest façade with giant order on the upper floors on a very sober lower section and baroque gable. Decorative program limited to a house emblem.

History and restorations

Reconstruction in 1699 above the remaining cellars of a house with a wooden façade, in the new alignment specified for No. 11. Architects Frans Timmermans and Pieter De Roy. Restoration of the façade with refurbishment of the gable in 1885-1889; most recent restoration by the City completed in 2008.

Did you know

The cellars below this house extend under the square, probably reflecting its previous alignment.

The sections above are the city's own survey text, Ville de Bruxelles / Data Management, CC BY 4.0.

A gilded emblem in a scrolled cartouche between stone balusters on the facade of Le Mont Thabor, above the chocolate shop at street level.
A gilded emblem in a scrolled cartouche between stone balusters on the facade of Le Mont Thabor, above the chocolate shop at street level.
Le Mont Thabor on the Grand-Place, gilded swags across its facade and a shop at street level, with the Grand-Place street sign on the corner.