Schaerbeek Beer Museum

The Schaerbeek Beer Museum is a collection dedicated to documenting Belgian brewing history through bottles, glasses, and equipment from numerous breweries. The collection spans several exhibition rooms featuring machinery, cooperage tools, and materials that reveal how beer was made and sold over time.

Founded in 1993 by a group of volunteers, the museum started inside a former school building with limited exhibition space. As the collection grew, the museum expanded to occupy larger areas and display more items from its expanding holdings.

The museum reveals how beer shaped Belgian communities and regional identities through its displays of brewing practices and local beer traditions. Visitors can observe how different parts of the country developed distinct brewing styles and what role this craft played in their daily life.

The museum is located in a residential neighborhood and operates on limited days each week, generally in the afternoon hours. Visitors should plan ahead since opening times are restricted and arriving early helps ensure entry without long waits.

The collection started with just a few hundred bottles gathered by one founding member and grew through persistent searching at flea markets and brewery visits. This collecting passion resulted in what is now one of the country's largest assemblies of beer-related objects.

Location: Schaerbeek

Address: Louis Bertrandlaan 33/35, 1030 Schaarbeek

Opening Hours: Wednesday,Saturday 14:00-18:00

Phone: +3222415627

Website: http://users.skynet.be/museedelabiere

GPS coordinates: 50.86330,4.37504

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:00