Unique Museums

About Unique Museums

Bruges has a unique and rich history, which is well-preserved in its many museums. Here are some of the most interesting and must-see museums in Bruges: The Groeninge Museum is home to a large collection of Flemish and Dutch art from the 15th to the 18th century. The Memling Museum is dedicated to the work of Hans Memling, a 15th century painter whose work was heavily influenced by the Early Netherlandish masters. The Gruuthuse Museum is a palace museum that showcases the impressive collection of the Gruuthuse family, who were prominent merchants and politicians in Bruges during the Middle Ages. The Frietmuseum is the world’s first museum dedicated to the history and culture of fries. The Bruges Beer Museum is a small museum that tells the story of beer brewing in Bruges and its importance to the city’s economy and culture. The Bruges Chocolate Museum is a small museum that traces the history of chocolate production in Bruges. The Bruges Museum of Industry is a museum that tells the story of the industrial development of Bruges. The Choco-Story Museum is a museum that tells the story of chocolate and its importance to Belgian culture. The Bruges Maritime Museum is a museum that tells the story of the maritime history of Bruges.