Brussels Gueuze Museum
Old brewery cum family business where you can savour typical beers and take a look at the 19th and early 20th c. equipment
In this very unusual place, you will not only learn in great detail how to make Gueuze beer according to traditional methods, you will also experience it, as this museum doubles as a operational brewery from October until March each year. Visitors are taken through the various rooms and follow all the production stages of this exquisite beverage. The brew house marks the starting point of the festivities, followed by the grain loft, the boiling vats, on to the cooling bed where the beer achieves its slow fermentation, then the cask room and finally the moment of truth - when the ale is tasted. The Gueuze beer produced by the Cantillon brewery is the last remnant of a Brussels specialty dating back to the Middle Ages. Discover and savour this heritage will all your senses.
Rue Gheude 56
1070 Anderlecht

+32 (0)2 521 49 28

+32 (0)2 520 28 91
Contact e-mailMuseum WebsiteFacebookOpendaily, from 9am to 5pm; Saturdays from 10am to 5pm
ClosedSunday and public holidays
Prices6 €
Guided Toursupon reservation at +32 (0)2 521 49 28
Services and facilitiesmuseum shop
Accessibilitytrain/metro (stop: Gare de Bruxelles-Midi); streetcar: 3 4 51 81 82; bus: 46