Immerse yourself in the heart of Lorraine's brewing history by visiting the French Brewery Museum.
Housed in the iconic former brewery of Saint-Nicolas-de-Port (active from 1786 to 1985), this unique site is a listed historical monument. Between gleaming copper vats and industrial architecture, discover the era when beer was the pride of the regional economy.
Why visit the Brewery Museum? • an exceptional heritage Admire the famous brewhouse and its monumental installations. Don't miss the Moreau room, enhanced by the stained glass windows of Jacques Grüber, a master of the Nancy School. • a historical immersion : Explore the reconstruction of an 18th century brewery-malt house and the old brewing school of Nancy. • brewing demonstrations : Every odd-numbered Sunday, witness live beer making using traditional methods.
Living there : • brewing courses Become an amateur brewer during our dedicated training courses. • visits and tastings Self-guided tours with educational leaflets or guided tours for groups (by reservation). Each visit concludes with a tasting of craft beer. • current events : temporary themed exhibitions throughout the year. • F&B : possibility on site for groups (minimum 25 people).
General information
Pet Friendly
Coach parking
audio guide
Individuals and families
Free visits, guided tours
Equipment
Bar/tea room, toilets, audio guide
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