Tour gives a good look at this part of Bruges history. The guide was funny and gave a good summary of the history of brewing in Belgium. Even a non-drinker would appreciate this tour. The free unfiltered beer at the end was good as well. more

Definitely the best tour (and I'm not a great beer drinker). Tours are on the hour and take about 50 minutes. We went at 4pm which was the last tour of that day and they split the group so there was about 22 in each group. Apart from being a very interesting place to visit, we had a great view... more

Four of us did the tour of this brewery in early July. the guide was excellent and the the tour very informative. Thoroughly recommend it. more

The particular beer they brew isn't amazing, but it's the only beer brewed in Bruges...so clearly you have to try it, and what better way than by a brewery tour that includes a free beer at the end. The guide was amusing and the historical account was interesting. I'm not a huge beer person but I quite enjoyed it. more

I don't normally drink beer. My relative disconnect with the product had no negative effect whatsoever on my enjoyment of this tour, however. Neither did the fact that I've toured breweries several times before (my hubby is a big fan). The De Halve Maan tour is certainly about beer, but it's also about Brugge history and culture. The building and... more

What made this brewery tour worth doing was the excellent talk from the guide. This covered brewing and the history of the brewery of course, but it also covered more about Bruges including the price range for the best chocolates and it was very amusing. The tour is inexpensive and if you like beer there is a free glass at... more

Its as simple as that, really. I visited the Brewery with my family and two friends, one of which is a beer lover like myself. Before taking in the tour, we had a bite to eat at the restaurant. The food and service were both good and the prices affordable. If I recall correctly, four adults and two children ate... more

This was for my husband (beer fan) but I really enjoyed it myself. (Note this was a winter tour and I've heard summers can be busier) We were in a French/English tour with about 10 people. The guide was funny and informative as to how they make their beer and maintain its history. The tour winds its way through their... more

An excllent way to see a traditional craft. The tours are multi lingual and as with eveywhere in Flanders they are happy to speak English (as opposed to the south and Brussells where french is spoken). There are lots of stairs so you need to be mobile but if you can you should. Theres a free tasting included and they... more