An interactive beer museum has opened in Brussels

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An interactive beer museum has opened in Brussels (Belgium), located in the former Belgian Stock Exchange, in a building included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The museum is dedicated to the history and culture of Belgian beer. Visitors can learn more about beer production, varieties and methods of preparation, as well as taste different varieties of this drink.

Excursions to the museum include interactive exhibits and panoramic views that allow visitors to delve into the world of Belgian beer.

The final stage of the tour is a visit to the tasting room with a wonderful view of the old city. Here, guests are offered to taste 98 bottled beers and 49 drafts, allowing them to experience the richness of flavors and aromas of Belgian beer.

According to one of the organizers of the museum, "more than a hundred Belgian brewers jointly created and filled this museum, which provides a unique opportunity to delve into the world of Belgian beer culture." Therefore, the beer museum in Belgium has become not only a place for entertainment, but also an important platform for the preservation and presentation of the country's valuable cultural heritage.