New Historic Event Space Opens at Brewery De Halve Maan in Bruges
A unique piece of heritage in the heart of Bruges is opening its doors to the public in a brand-new capacity. Brewery De Halve Maan has completed a careful restoration of a landmark building, transforming it into a fully equipped venue for meetings and events. Known as t'Brouwershuys, this historic space blends the city's rich brewing history with modern amenities.
Exploring the Historic t'Brouwershuys on Walplein
The building housing the new venue dates back to the 17th century, making it one of the oldest standing structures on the historic Walplein. Because of its exceptional age and the presence of rare, historic wall paintings, the property has long held protected status.
The brewery’s founding family undertook the restoration project with a strict focus on preservation. The goal was to respect the original architectural character and artistic features of the building while adapting the interior to serve as an inspiring setting for meetings, creative workshops, and corporate gatherings.
Planning a Gathering at the Historic Brewery
For visitors and organizers looking for a distinct local atmosphere, the venue offers a peaceful environment surrounded by centuries of brewing tradition. The integration of modern technology inside a protected 17th-century structure provides an uncommon setting for collaboration in the center of Bruges.
Those interested in planning an event or securing a reservation can access scheduling information and direct booking contacts on the official t'Brouwershuys website.
Whether you are stopping by the square to admire the architecture or booking a private session, the opening marks a successful preservation effort that keeps the historic center active and functional. To help map out your itinerary and coordinate your visit to this historic brewing site, you can use Musemap (musemap.art) to explore local museums and attractions or navigate the neighborhood using the interactive map view.
