Museu da Cerveja, Beer museum in Blumenau, Brazil.

Museu da Cerveja is a museum in Blumenau housed in a restored building that displays the history of brewing in this region. The collection features brewing kettles, vintage bottles, historical labels, and machinery from the former Feldmann Brewery alongside equipment from other regional manufacturers.

The museum opened on 24 September 1996. Its building and machinery, which produced Bock beer for the Feldmann brewery, stood abandoned until the Fundação Cultural de Blumenau and Momento Engenharia restored and expanded it as the Centro Cultural da Vila Itoupava, later known as the Museu da Cerveja. Most exhibits come from Feldmann and Brahma.

Beer production shaped social gatherings and daily life in this region for generations, and the collection shows how brewing became woven into local identity. The displays reveal how European immigrants brought their craft traditions and adapted them to Santa Catarina's climate and resources.

The museum sits on the banks of the Itajaí River in Blumenau's historic centre, and admission is free. It is run by the city's culture department, so the exhibits are labelled in Portuguese. Allow time to read the panels explaining each stage of brewing and to look closely at the malt mills and ice-cooled refrigerators.

Among the exhibits are the first barrels used at Blumenau's Oktoberfest, ice-powered refrigerators and hand-cranked malt mills, alongside hop scales and equipment from the Feldmann and Brahma breweries. The pieces date from the 1890s, 1892 and the 1920s, and the museum also holds photographs, posters and documents on the history of the Oktoberfest.