Description

The Frietmuseum (also known as the Fries Museum) in Bruges is a fun and unique museum dedicated to Belgium's beloved fries (also known as French fries). Located in the heart of Bruges, this quirky museum tells the fascinating history of the humble fry, its origins, and its cultural significance in Belgium. The museum showcases a variety of exhibits, including the history of the potato, the art of frying, and how fries became a culinary icon in Belgium and around the world. Through engaging displays, visitors can learn about the traditional frying techniques, the evolution of fries, and even the secret behind perfect fries.

For kids, The Frietmuseum offers a light-hearted and educational experience, where they can learn all about one of their favourite foods. The museum features interactive exhibits and fun, hands-on activities that allow children to explore the journey of the potato from farm to plate. The museum’s colourful displays and engaging storytelling make it an enjoyable visit for families. Kids will love seeing the vintage fryers, and they can even watch demonstrations on how fries are made. The museum also offers a fries tasting experience, where children can sample different kinds of fries with various toppings, making it a delicious stop for young visitors.

Ticket prices for The Frietmuseum generally range from €8 to €12 for adults and €6 to €8 for children, with discounts for families and groups. Children under 6 years old can often enter for free. The museum is open daily, with additional seasonal events and activities that make it an ideal destination for families, especially those with young children. Whether you’re a fries aficionado or just looking for a fun and educational family outing, The Frietmuseum provides a light hearted yet informative experience that highlights the cultural importance of one of Belgium’s favourite foods.