Belgian Brewers Museum

The Belgian Brewers Museum displays an extensive collection of brewing tools, fermentation vessels, and traditional beer production equipment in preserved cellars.

The museum exhibits wooden brewing materials and antique implements from an eighteenth-century Belgian brewery, presenting the evolution of beer production methods.

The museum represents Belgian beer making traditions that received UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage recognition in 2016 for their national significance.

Located at Grand Place 10, the museum operates from Wednesday through Saturday with an entry fee of 5 euros per person.

Visitors can examine original fermentation tubs, a preserved boiling kettle, and beer vessels while learning about traditional Belgian brewing techniques.

Location: City of Brussels

Address: Grand Place 10, 1000 Bruxelles

Phone: +3225114987

Website: http://beermuseum.be

GPS coordinates: 50.84622,4.35252

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:58