Tucked away in the heart of Brussels, the Belgian Brewers Museum is a liquid goldmine for beer enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This isn't just a museum; it's a sanctuary where the sacred art of Belgian brewing is celebrated, explored, and, yes, tasted. 

Housed within a historic building in the iconic Grand-Place, the museum offers a frothy journey through time, showcasing the craftsmanship, tradition, and innovation that have made Belgian beer renowned worldwide. From ancient brewing methods to the tale of Trappist monks, every exhibit is a toast to the rich beer culture that bubbles at the core of Belgian identity.

Best time/season to visit:
Beer tastes great year-round, but the museum is especially inviting during the autumn and winter months, when the allure of a hearty Belgian brew is at its peak.