The Hohe Bablin House is the former home of the Belgian architect and designer Henry van de Velde, who came to the city with his family in 1902, and built and designed a country house in the Art Nouveau style in 1906 AD, where the engineer’s family used it as a place of residence, and surrounding the house A small garden with a fountain, the house has been converted into a museum owned by the Weimar Classical Foundation.