CAMILLE LEMONNIER MUSEUM - HOUSE OF WRITERS

Visit : Museum/Discover

© Photo : Philippe Lermusiaux "L'Eternel Printemps" Auguste Rodin

Description:

The museum contains the rooms where the great Belgian French-language writer, Camille Lemonnier - described by Georges Rodenbach as a "Belgian Master of the Written World" - did his writing. Lemonnier was a novelist, dramatist and art critic and a leading figure in contemporary literary and artistic life. Despite being so innovative, he was influenced by Emile Zola and the naturalist school. The house was realised by the architect André-Edouard Jolly.

Extra information

Guided tours on request.
Visits for groups also on weekends and during the week, on request.
Also open on request. Tel.: +32 (0)2/512 29 68 or 02/705 10 47

Subway: Porte de Namur / Bus : 34, 38, 60, 80, 95.

Opening periods

Visit type: Museum/Discover