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Belgian Beer World Tickets
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- Open your mind and senses to the fascinating Belgian Beer World, which details the important events and aspects of the history of Belgian beer culture.
- Witness history come to life with untold stories about the Belgian beer culture. Enjoy a cold one with a fantastic view from Skybar and some mini-bites.
- Step inside a giant brewer’s head, who demonstrates the alchemy behind Belgium's beloved brew through the beer-making process.
- From grinding and roasting barley to cask flavors, learn about the fermentation process of your favorite liquor in detail.
- Discover the city's past at the archaeological site Bruxella 1238, where the remains of the former Franciscan coven are located, as well as several artifacts.
- Open your mind and senses to the fascinating Belgian Beer World, which details the important events and aspects of the history of Belgian beer culture.
- Witness history come to life with untold stories about the Belgian beer culture. Enjoy a cold one with a fantastic view from Skybar and some mini-bites.
- Step inside a giant brewer’s head, who demonstrates the alchemy behind Belgium's beloved brew through the beer-making process.
- From grinding and roasting barley to cask flavors, learn about the fermentation process of your favorite liquor in detail.
- Discover the city's past at the archaeological site Bruxella 1238, where the remains of the former Franciscan coven are located, as well as several artifacts.
Inclusions
- Entry to Belgian Beer World
- Entry to Bruxella 1238
- 1 glass of beer at the Skybar
- Mini degustation in the tour
- Tip: After Belgian Beer World, you can visit Bruxella 1238 situated beside the Stock Exchange. It is an archaeological site that traces Brussels’ history and contains the remains of a former Franciscan convent.
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Chocolate, beer, and stories about every landmark – this affordable combo with a HOHO tour and brewery tickets has it all.
- For 2 days, hop on and off unlimited times on a bus tour whisking you away to 18 must-see spots like Place Royale, Palace of Justice, and more.
- Wanna know more? The audio guide in 11 languages on the open-top buses running every 15-30 minutes dishes all the fun facts.
- Step into the Belgian Beer World, nestled in the 19th-century stock exchange building, Bourse, and sample legendary local beers.
- The Belgian beer culture is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, so go on and geek out over centuries-old brewing secrets, and interactive displays.
- Chocolate, beer, and stories about every landmark – this affordable combo with a HOHO tour and brewery tickets has it all.
- For 2 days, hop on and off unlimited times on a bus tour whisking you away to 18 must-see spots like Place Royale, Palace of Justice, and more.
- Wanna know more? The audio guide in 11 languages on the open-top buses running every 15-30 minutes dishes all the fun facts.
- Step into the Belgian Beer World, nestled in the 19th-century stock exchange building, Bourse, and sample legendary local beers.
- The Belgian beer culture is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, so go on and geek out over centuries-old brewing secrets, and interactive displays.
Inclusions
Brussels HOHO pass
- 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off tour
- Access to Red route
- Audio guide in English, French, Dutch (BE), Spanish, German, Italian, Brazilian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic & Russian
- Free Wi-Fi and earphones onboard
- Mobile app with a detailed map and live bus tracking
Belgian Beer World
- Entry to Belgian Beer World
- Beer tasting
Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Red route
- First bus: 9:30am from Gare Centrale/Centraal Station
- Last bus: 6pm from Gare Centrale/Centraal Station (Note: 5pm from Oct 28 to Dec 31)
- Frequency: Every 15-30 mins
- Popular stops: Atomium, Bourse, Palace of Justice
Brussels HOHO pass
- The buses are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Ramps are available at the double doors for easy access.
- Your guide dogs and pets inside a carrier are welcome onboard.
Belgian Beer World
- Tip: Don't miss out on the Beerlab, a beer-tasting space on the majestic terrace offering unparalleled city views as you sip on your beer.
- Operating hours and ticket redemption details will be shared in the ticket post-booking.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combos
Combo (Save 5%): Choco-Story Brussels Museum + Belgian Beer World Tickets
from €33.50
€31.82
5% off
A day tasting chocolates & beers – a gastronomic delight!
- Live a day like a true Belgian by trying delicious Belgian chocolates and beers at Choco-Story Brussels and Belgian Beer World, with this combo ticket.
- Dive into the delicious world of Belgian chocolates viewing engaging exhibits and witnessing a live praline-making demonstration by a master chocolatier.
- Chocolate heaven awaits as you get to join a small group for an exclusive chocolate-tasting adventure, highlighting the diversity of flavors.
- Step into a world of brewing magic at Belgian Beer World, housed in the historic Stock Exchange, and discover the secrets behind crafting the perfect pint.
- Find your perfect beer match with the help of interactive virtual bartenders and end your boozy adventure by unwinding with a glass of brewed beer at Skybar.
A day tasting chocolates & beers – a gastronomic delight!
- Live a day like a true Belgian by trying delicious Belgian chocolates and beers at Choco-Story Brussels and Belgian Beer World, with this combo ticket.
- Dive into the delicious world of Belgian chocolates viewing engaging exhibits and witnessing a live praline-making demonstration by a master chocolatier.
- Chocolate heaven awaits as you get to join a small group for an exclusive chocolate-tasting adventure, highlighting the diversity of flavors.
- Step into a world of brewing magic at Belgian Beer World, housed in the historic Stock Exchange, and discover the secrets behind crafting the perfect pint.
- Find your perfect beer match with the help of interactive virtual bartenders and end your boozy adventure by unwinding with a glass of brewed beer at Skybar.
Inclusions
Choco-Story Brussels
- Entry to the Museum
- Tastings
- Demonstration by a master chocolatier
- Audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Dutch, Japanese, Arabic and Portuguese
Belgian Beer World
- Entry to Belgian Beer World
- 1 glass of beer at Skybar
Exclusions
Choco-Story Brussels
- Guided tour
- Workshop
Belgian Beer World
- Extra drinks and meals
Choco-Story Brussels
- Tip: In the gift shop, check out the special edition chocolates. You might find some limited flavors to take home.
- This experience is not wheelchair/stroller accessible.
Belgian Beer World
- Tip: Try not to gulp down the beer at once. The right way to enjoy it is to take small sips.
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why visit Belgian Beer World
- Explore Belgium’s beer heritage: This museum takes you on a journey through centuries of brewing history. You'll learn about the ancient techniques, the different styles, and the cultural significance of Belgian beer.
- Sample unique beers: Belgian beer is world-famous for a reason! At Belgian Beer World, you can taste a variety of unique beers, from fruity lambics to strong, dark Trappist ales.
- Hands-on exhibits: Belgian Beer World has interactive exhibits that show you how beer is made, from start to finish. You can even learn the art of pouring the perfect pint. It's a fun and educational experience for everyone.
- Perfect for all: Whether you're a beer expert or just curious, Belgian Beer World has something for you. It's not just for adults; kids will love the interactive exhibits and the chance to learn something new.
Which Belgian Beer World ticket is best for you
Entry tickets
- These entry tickets include entry to Belgian Beer World, Bruxella 1238, 1 complimentary beer at the Skybar, and a mini degustation.
- These tickets are perfect for those short on time, and those on a budget.
Recommended ticket:
- Belgian Beer World Experience in Brussels
Combo tickets
- If you want to explore beyond the Belgian Beer World, book these combo tickets for a Hop-on Hop-off tour of Brussels with an audio guide in 11 languages.
Recommended ticket:
- Brussels Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Belgian Beer World Tickets
What to do at Belgian Beer World
Zone 1
Did you know Belgium has more beer brands than any other country? In fact, Belgian beer is so special, that it's a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage! At Belgian Beer World, you can discover the unique blend of history, culture, and creativity that makes Belgian beer so special.
Zone 2
For centuries, Belgian brewers have been brewing up magic in their beer. They've mastered the art of blending flavors and techniques, creating some of the most unique beers. At Belgian Beer World, you'll learn about the stories and characters who shaped Belgian beer history.
Zone 3
Think making beer is simple? It’s just water, malt, hops, and yeast. Well, not for Belgian brewers! They experiment with different ingredients and techniques to develop the perfect balance and a unique mix of flavors. Learn the secrets of what makes a Belgian beer worthy of the name.
Zone 4
Ever wondered why Belgian beer tastes so unique? Find the answers in the brewhouse. The Belgian brewing process is the only one in the world that involves four different types of fermentation. This gives their beers a complex and flavorful taste that you won't find anywhere else.
Zone 5
With hundreds of different flavors, colors, and styles, there's something for everyone. From fruity lambics to dark, rich stouts, the world of Belgian beer is almost infinite. At Belgian Beer World, you can explore this variety through interactive exhibits and tastings and expand your beer horizons.
Zone 6
Belgium, the land of beer! It's not just a drink there; it's a way of life. Belgians take their beer seriously, and their unique brewing traditions are celebrated worldwide. Want to dive into the world of Belgian beer? Go on a global beer tour and see just how worldwide Belgian beer is.
Beyond the experience
Beerlab
Want to sip on a delicious Belgian beer while enjoying uninterrupted views of Brussels? Head to the Beerlab! This rooftop terrace is the perfect spot to relax and indulge in a wide range of Belgian beers. So, grab a free beer, find a cozy spot, and enjoy the moment!
La Bourse
The Bourse is a historic building in Brussels, known for its architecture and history. Built by Léon-Pierre Suys in the 19th century, it was once the bustling Stock Exchange. But over the years, it's become a symbol of the city, hosting everything from protests to concerts.
Bruxella 1238
Want to step back in time and explore the history of Brussels? Bruxella 1238, a museum and archaeological site, takes you through centuries of history through artifacts, ruins of a 13th-century Franciscan convent, and even the tomb of the legendary King of Beer.
Tomb of Gambrinus
Gambrinus is often credited with creating the most famous Belgian beers, like faro and lambic. He even laid the foundation for the Belgian brewing industry! You'll see him depicted raising a tankard and toasting to good health, a fitting image for the patron saint of beer drinkers!
Plan your visit to Belgian Beer World
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- Tuesday to Thursday & Sunday: 10am to 6pm
- Friday & Saturday: 10am to 7pm
- Closed: Mondays and New Year's Day
Address: Boulevard Anspach 80, 1000 Bruxelles | Find on Maps
- By tram: Lines 3, 4
Nearest stop: La Bourse - By bus: Lines 29, 38, 63, 65, 66, 71, and 95
Nearest stop: Beurs - By metro: Lines 1, 5
Nearest station: De Brouckère - By train: Intercity, P, S8, S61
Nearest station: Gare Centrale - By car: Via E420 and E19
Nearest parking: DeBrouckère car park - By bike: Pro Velo, Cities by Bike, cyclo
Nearest parking: Bourse bike park
- Toilets: The site is equipped with public restrooms and shower facilities. However, baby-changing facilities are not available.
- Lockers: Free lockers are available at the entrance to store your purses, bags, and backpacks.
- Co-working space: The Bourse rents out co-working spaces with fully equipped offices and meeting rooms.
- Restaurant: The Bourse has a bar and a restaurant. You can book your table here.
- Gift shop: The shop boasts a selection of beers and souvenirs to treat yourself to or to take home as a gift.
- Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available at the experience to all visitors.
- Wheelchair access: The Belgian Beer World experience is fully wheelchair accessible.
- Accessible toilets: Accessible toilets for disabled visitors are also available.
- Assistance dogs: Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
- There are plenty of beer pairings and tastings, so come with an appetite to sample various types of Belgian beers alongside snacks that complement the flavors.
- Familiarize yourself with some of Belgium’s signature beer styles (such as lambic, tripel, and abbey beers) beforehand. This can enhance your tasting experience and help you make the most of the exhibits.
- With many samples available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Pace yourself, drink water between tastings, and take breaks to explore the exhibits.
- The museum is expansive, with interactive displays, tasting areas, and rooms to explore, so comfortable footwear is a must for a leisurely experience.
- The shop offers a range of unique Belgian beers and souvenirs you won’t find elsewhere. It’s a great place to pick up gifts or bring home a taste of Belgium. Bring a small notebook or use your phone to jot down favorites during the samplings to find them later in the shop.
- If you plan to enjoy several tastings, consider taking public transport or arranging for a designated driver to ensure a safe journey back.
- Belgian Beer World can be quieter in the morning, allowing for a more relaxed experience before peak hours. This is especially ideal if you want to avoid crowds and enjoy leisurely tastings.
- The Brasserie: From shrimp or cheese croquettes and meatballs to carbonnade stews and salads, try the best of Belgian cuisine in the restored Bourse building.
You can also have a bite at one of these restaurants nearby:
- era restaurant: Try fusion European dishes, including oysters, artichokes, and sashimi. The charcoal-grilled Turbot, Flemish pork cutlet, and the roasted whole Sole fish are popular.
- La Brouette: Fancy a quick bite? Drop by La Brouette for coffee and burgers. The Belgian waffle, Carbonnades Flamande, and the Zinneke burger are must-tries.
- Fritzguard: Have homemade Belgian burgers, loaded fries, and drinks at Fritzguard. Don’t miss the Indian Summer burger or the Belgian Authentic burger paired with Alba fries or the stewed beef fries.
- Budget hotels: Safestay Brussels Grand Place (from €72 | 200 m), Citadines Apart’hotel Sainte-Catherine Brussels (from €91 | 550 m), Latroupe Grote Markt (from €96 | 320 m)
- Mid-range hotels: Warwick Brussels (from €115 | 460 m), Hotel NH Collection Brussels Centre (from €116 | 540 m), La Bourse Hotel (from €117 | 50 m), Craves (from €141 | 110 m)
- Luxury hotels: Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place (from €212 | 100 m), Hilton Brussels Grand Place (from €223 | 500 m), Hotel Saint Gery (from €248 | 200 m)
- Grand Place (280 m): The Grand Place is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its architecture and historic significance. Surrounded by guild halls, the Town Hall, and the King’s House, this square is known for its seasonal events, like the Flower Carpet and Christmas market.
- Brussels City Museum (350 m): Housed in the neo-Gothic Maison du Roi (or King’s House), the museum has a collection of art, artifacts, and historical documents that trace Brussels' evolution over the centuries, including tapestries, the city’s scale models, and the original statue of Manneken Pis, among other exhibits.
- Choco-Story Brussels (450 m): Choco-Story Brussels is dedicated to the history of Belgian chocolate. This immersive experience takes visitors on a journey through the origins of cocoa, from ancient civilizations to modern chocolate-making techniques through live demonstrations, chocolate sampling, and hands-on workshops.
- Manneken Pis (500 m): Manneken Pis is a small bronze statue of a boy urinating into a fountain. Located near the Grand Place, this figure has charmed locals and visitors since the 17th century. Over the years, he has gained an impressive wardrobe, with hundreds of costumes gifted by countries and organizations, showcased in the City Museum.
Frequently Asked Questions about Belgian Beer World tickets
Can I buy Belgian Beer World tickets as a gift?
Yes, gift tickets are often available and make a perfect present for beer lovers. They can typically be purchased online and sent digitally.
Is there an age limit for visiting Belgian Beer World?
Yes, visitors must be of legal drinking age to participate in tastings, but younger visitors may enter certain areas if accompanied by an adult.
How long does a typical visit to Belgian Beer World last?
A visit can take 1 to 3 hours, depending on whether you choose to explore all exhibits, participate in tastings, or take a guided tour.
Is there a best time to visit Belgian Beer World?
For a quieter experience, consider visiting on weekdays or earlier in the day. The weekends can be busier, especially in peak travel season.
Are food and drinks allowed inside Belgian Beer World?
Outside food and drinks are typically not permitted. However, there are cafes and tasting areas where visitors can purchase food and beverages.
Are there nearby landmarks to visit after Belgian Beer World?
Absolutely! Belgian Beer World is located near other iconic Brussels attractions, like the Grand Place and the Manneken Pis statue, making it easy to extend your sightseeing day.
What should I wear for my visit to Belgian Beer World?
Casual attire is suitable, but comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Note that some areas may be cool due to beer storage requirements.
Do I need to prepare for tastings at Belgian Beer World?
It’s a good idea to eat a light meal beforehand to fully enjoy the tasting experience, as the beers can be strong. Drinking water is also available on-site.