Dansaert
Craft brewery in a 1932 Art Deco building, combining microbrewery, Mediterranean restaurant, and art gallery. Eclectic 1500 m² decor blends industrial and Art Deco elements, with unique ordering system and guided tours.
Brasserie Surréaliste reinvents the brewing experience in an exceptional architectural setting. Housed in a former banana warehouse from 1932, this 1500 m² brewery skillfully merges artisanal production, gastronomy, and contemporary art.
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Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is also the capital of craft beer. Beyond traditional breweries, the city is full of innovative places that reinvent the brewing experience. Here are three unique locations that combine creativity, gastronomy, and well-being around Belgian beer.
Roaring Twenties
Art Nouveau and Art Deco are two artistic styles that have profoundly shaped the urban landscape of many European cities, particularly Brussels. Although often confused, they present significant differences in their aesthetics and philosophy. Photo: Workshop of Master Glassmaker Sterner