Neumarkter Brauereimuseum

About the museum

The brewery museum belongs to the Neumarkter Glossnerbräu, a family business that has been brewing beer for 14 generations since 1574. It is in the cellar of the Neumarkter Bräustübl (brewery tavern) on Schwesterhausgasse.

The rooms lie in the original foundations of Neumarkt's inner and outer city walls, which are more than 800 years old and give the museum a special atmosphere. On display are historical equipment and tools, along with letters and documents that tell of the eventful life of a long-established brewery. The collection spans from the wooden brewing vat to the mechanized bottling plant and shows how beer production has changed.

Highlights

• Equipment and tools from 14 generations of brewing history since 1574
• Rooms in the original foundations of the medieval city wall
• Letters and documents of the family brewery
• From the wooden vat to the mechanical bottling plant
• Visit can be combined with the Bräustübl beer garden in the former town moat

Permanent exhibition

• Neumarkter Brauereimuseum – Historical brewing equipment, tools, letters and documents from the history of the family brewery since 1574, in the cellar rooms by the city wall.

Operated by

Neumarkter Glossnerbräu GmbH & Co. KG

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

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Amenities & dining

• Restaurant

Neumarkter Bräustübl with beer garden in the former town moat, and the Hopfen Bar in the same building.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent
• Corporate events

Glossner-Keller between the old city walls (up to 45 people) for tours, seminars and conferences; Bräustübl up to 50 people, Hopfen Bar up to 40 people.

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