Bruxelles 1893
– Item no.: SG031
– EAN:4262428670050

Overview:
– Number of players: 2-5
– Playing time: 45-120 minutes
– Age: 14+
– Language: EN
– Author: Etienne Espreman

Brussels, 1893: Victor Horta designs the Maison Autrique and the Hôtel Tassel. Today, these two buildings are regarded as the first Art Nouveau buildings and are recognised throughout the world. Characteristic elements of Art Nouveau are light-flooded rooms, curved lines reminiscent of plants and flowers, iron, mosaics, frescoes and stained glass. In the same year, Paul Hankar also built his own Art Nouveau house. Brussels becomes the starting point of an artistic movement that soon spreads throughout Europe and inspires the great architects of the “golden age” of the Belle Époque.

In Bruxelles 1893, you play these famous architects. You build magnificent houses, create decorative works of art and expand your influence with the help of the most noble aristocrats of the time. The big dream, however, is to complete your architectural masterpiece, which will be displayed on your personal scoreboard. At the end of the game, the player who has collected the most prestige – in the form of victory points (VP) – wins.

Bruxelles 1893 was the winner of the AS D’OR in the “Experts” category in 2014. Now available as a completely revised new edition in German, including the Belle Epoque expansion.

Game contents
– 1 Brussels map
– 5 action tracks
– 1 VP map
– 1 prestige track
– 5 architect boards
– 1 stop angle marker
– 1 art prize marker
– 1 start marker
– 30 house tiles
– 12 Belle Époque tiles
– 32 aristocrat cards
– 30 prestige cards
– 12 stock exchange cards
– 32 Belle Époquecards
– 30 artwork tiles
– 30 “5 BF” coins
– 70 “1 BF” coins
– 1 arrow marker
– 5 “100 VP” markers
– 2 compass needles and 1 plastic rivet
– 35 architect figures
– 4 traveller figures
– 20 game pieces
– 40 cubes of refined resources
– 15 cubes of joker resources

– Game type: Connoisseur game
– Item weight: 1.81 kg
– Packaging unit: 6
– Made in: China
– Item dimensions in millimetres HxWxD: 31.5 x 22.5 x 9.5 cm