Activity company · Brussels · Anderlecht
Brasserie Cantillon
Cantillon is a family brewery in Brussels that makes lambic, gueuze and spontaneously fermented fruit beers, and opens its premises as the Brussels Museum of Gueuze.
What the visits are like
On weekdays, the visit is self-guided, with a leaflet, and lasts about an hour; it ends with three tastings. You don't book: you pay on arrival, and groups of more than ten people must ask for a private visit. On Saturdays there is a guided tour of an hour and a half, booked online. Tickets are neither refunded nor exchanged, and the Pass Musées is not accepted.
What you need to know
Closed on Wednesdays, Sundays and public holidays, and for a week in late July. Under-16s enter free. Dogs cannot enter the brewery.
What they run
- The Cantillon brewery and Brussels lambic Self-guided brewery visit with a tasting of lambic, gueuze and a fruit beer Book Guided tour with tasting, on Saturdays Book
Practical details
- Address
- Rue Gheude 56, 1070 Bruselas
- Phone
- +32 2 521 49 28
- [email protected]
- Website
- cantillon.be
- Opening hours
- Mon and Tue10:00–16:00
- WedClosed
- Thu–Sat10:00–16:00
- SunClosed
Frequently asked questions
Where is Cantillon?
At 56 rue Gheude, in Anderlecht, ten minutes' walk from Bruxelles-Midi station.
How much does the visit cost?
The self-guided one, €9 (€8 depending on age), with three tastings; the guided Saturday one, €13.
Can private visits be arranged?
Yes, for groups, by requesting them by email at least two weeks ahead.