Micro Fries Museum Brussels: free open doors

Take advantage of this 1st weekend of April (fish at stake?) to immerse yourself in the sauces and flavors of our Fritkot Culture! Where the Micro Fries Museum of Home Frit’ Home invites you…

HAPPY NEW FRIES 2023!

We wish you an excellent end to 2022 and a crisp New Year 2023!

Next free open days :

• Saturday February 4 (1:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.)
• Sunday February 5 (1:30-6:00 p.m.) 2023

BELGIAN FRIES MUSEUM BRUSSELS: FREE OPEN DOORS!

Free @ Home Frit’ Home

Belgian Fries Frites Museum Brussels

• Saturday November 5 (13:30-18:30)
• Sunday November 6 (13:30-18:00)

BELGIAN FRIES MUSEUM + TRIBUTE TO PHOTOGRAPHER MICHEL CLAIR

BELGIAN FRIES MUSEUM BRUSSELS OPEN DOORS!

Free @ Home Frit’ Home

+ TRIBUTE TO PHOTOGRAPHER MICHEL CLAIR

- Saturday September 3 (13:30-21:30)

- Sunday September 4 (13:30-18:00)

HOME FRIT' HOME RE-OPENING IN 2021

Espace culturel et de convivialité, Home Frit’ Home (son Micro Musée de la Frite et sa galerie d’exposition) ne sera hélas plus en mesure de vous retrouver en 2020.

Nous vous réservons une nouvelle année avec beaucoup plus de sauces et beaucoup moins de virus!

D’ici là profitez de 15% de réduction sur notre e-shop avec le code à cliquer HAPPYCORNET !

History of French (Belgian) Fries

Fritkot Culture is the fruit of a long tradition. The history of the Fry? It all starts, of course, with the potato, introduced to our region by 16th century explorers. But it would be necessary to wait until the 18th century before it was widely consumed.