Belgian Beer World Tickets

Are you a beer enthusiast? If you're in Brussels, don't miss the chance to uncover the secrets of Belgian brewing traditions with a ticket to Belgian Beer World, at the Brussels Stock Exchange. Plus, enjoy a tasting session to truly savor the experience!

Belgian Beer World Brussels

With your ticket to Belgian Beer World, an interactive space located in the Brussels Stock Exchange Palace, you can immerse yourself in the history of Belgian beer production. During the tour, travel through the tradition of more than 100 Belgian breweries. Learn the stories of brewing families, uncover secrets of the brewing process, and explore the variety of the country's beers.

Complete your visit with an authentic Belgian beer on the rooftop terrace of the Brussels Stock Exchange Palace, enjoying stunning views of the city.

What Is There to See at Belgian Beer World?

Discover why Belgian beer culture has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.A room dedicated to new brewing techniques and technology, balanced with tradition.Experience the brewer's creativity in the dedicated room focused on the complexities of the brewing process.Find out how the unique Belgian fermentation process, using four fermentation types, results in a wide variety of flavors.Explore a multitude of flavors, aromas, and beer types in the expansive beer world.Learn about the global influence of Belgian-style beers.The Beerlab: Enjoy your tasting experience on a large terrace with views of Brussels.

Opening Times

Belgian Beer World opens Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5:30 pm.

Special Opening Times

December 24: final admission at 3 pm.December 25: closed.December 26: open at normal hours.December 31: final admission at 3 pm.January 1: closed.

Bruxella 1238 Ticket: A Museum Dedicated to the History of Brussels

With this ticket, you'll also access the Bruxella 1238 archaeological site on the same day as your visit to Belgian Beer World. Explore 1000 years of Brussels' history and visit the remains of a Franciscan convent built in the 13th century.