North-east row

The Peacock

Le Paon · Den Pauw

The façade

Modest façade in plastered and painted masonry, punctuated with strips jutting out. Decorative program with speaking signboard, year of construction and garlands of fruit and flowers.

History and restorations

Reconstruction in 1697 of a house with a wooden façade. Restoration in two phases, between 1876 and 1895; most recent restoration by the City in 2016.

Did you know

The current appearance of the ground floor is a transformation completed in 1945, which differs from its original appearance.

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

A gilded ornament set into the balustrade of Le Paon, its spread form flanked by twisted stone balusters.
A gilded ornament set into the balustrade of Le Paon, its spread form flanked by twisted stone balusters.
Le Paon on the north-east row of the Grand-Place, its scrolled gable above three storeys of gilded window bands, with a café terrace and menu boards at street level.