brewery museum

As expected the museum is located in a former brewery. The full visit takes an hour or so. You can see old machines, but no free beer. All the explanations are in German. Entrance is cheap and shop is affordable. Have fun.

To go on the tour you have to book in advance, which we didnt know. The museum itself is interesting but there isnt a lot to keep you there any more than 30 minutes. Cheap entry and the chance to buy cheap beers and some nice glasses.

This is museum about the history of Dortmund beers. IT can tell and show you how the things have developed in the time with interesting exposition including machines, vehicles and even bats where the beer was sold. We got lucky and met one of the marketing managers who was a live history of the Dortmund beer brands. At the entrance there is also beer shop with reasonable prices.

Dortmund is a great city to visit not least because of its long brewing traditions. There's only one major brewery left now the DAB brewery owned by the Radeburger (Dr.Oetker) group. If you get a chance visit the museum there it's a great experience and gives an insight into the history of Dortmund's long brewing tradition as well as the processes involved. My brother-in-law and I met a very friendly and knowledgable guy called Horst who took time and trouble to show us around and explain everything and then we all had a beer together.I also agree with the other favourable T/A reviews of this attraction. Another place to visit in Dortmund is the U-Building, formerly the Dortmunder Union Brewery, now a visitor centre with art galleries, exhibitions, (there was one about the industrial history of the Ruhr when we went) and also a restaurant and night-club. All of these attractions are well worth a visit, Dortmund also has some great beers and restaurants.

The museum is a bit out of your way - catch the Brunnenstrasse and walk about 500 yards, but it is worthwhile once you arrive. Entrance is only €2.50 and there is an English leaflet and handout to make the most of your visit. Alternatively book a tour on a Sunday at 15.00. There are also some great Dortmund beer glasses you can buy at the shop at an excellent price. Friendly staff there too.

Worth a visit. Only 2 euros entry fee. English translation of all the information available at no extra cost. The shop is also quite cheap for t shirts, beer, steins and other brewery related items. Friendly staff.

the museum tour give a great overview about beer history in dortmund, which was once the capital of beer. now there are only few breweries left. after te tour you get 4 kinds of beer. included in the price.

This museum is located in a former brewery.It is located on 2 floors and is enough to keep an beer enthusaist happy for an hour or so,There is a lot of old machines.If you take a bottle of beer out of a crate and put it on a surface an old commercial is shown on a tv.No free beer i am afraid and once again all the explanations are in German.

Eenvoudig klein museum over het Duitse bier uit Dortmund. We waren de enige bezoekers in het museum. Een erg vriendelijke gepensioneerde werknemer van de brouwerij kwam ons wat leuke verhalen vertellen over o.a. zijn carriere.Helaas was er geen proeverij. Ook waren alle teksten aan de muur alleen in het Duits aanwezig.

...denn hier wird die Dortmunder Brauereigeschichte anschaulich erzählt. Schöne Exponate erinnern an das, was Dortmund groß gemacht hat.

La historia de la cerveza en un solo lugar: camion de 1922, molinos de malta, llenadoras y etiquetadoras de botellas. Se los recomiendo.

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