Bocholter Brouwerijmuseum
The Bocholter Brouwerijmuseum (Bocholt Brewery Museum) is the largest brewery museum in Europe at over 4,000 m², housed in the buildings of one of Belgium's oldest family breweries. Founded by Jean Martens (1919–2008), the museum has presented the story of the brewing craft since 1979, tracing industrial history from 1758 to today across eight generations of brewing tradition. Visitors tour the malting floor, brewhouse, cooperage and bottling workshop, brewer's carts, and the original museum café and garden terrace.
Dorpsstraat 53
Bocholt
3950
Belgium
Individual visits: July-August, Wednesdays and Fridays at 13:30 (approx. 2 hours)
Open daily except Thursday and Friday mornings, always with advance reservation at 10:00 or 14:00
Advance reservation required. Individual visits: July-August only (Wed & Fri at 13:30). Group visits: year-round by request.
Open daily except Thursday and Friday mornings; visits by reservation at 10:00 or 14:00
Individual visits July–August (Wednesdays/Fridays); group visits year-round by request
By advance reservation (except Thursday and Friday mornings). Guided visits at 10:00 or 14:00. Individual visits July–August: Wednesday and Friday at 13:30.
Groups: €30 per guide (max 20 people per guide)
Individual: 10 EUR
Individual: 10 EUR
Groups (max 20): €30.00 per guide
Individual guided tour (per person): 10 EUR
Group tour (per guide, max 20 persons): 30 EUR
Individual visit: 10 EUR
Group tour (per guide, max 20 people): 30 EUR