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For Friet Museum in Brugge, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Friet Museum

76 Vlamingstraat, 8000 Brugge, BE

Fries Museum

The souvenir machine is located in the museum.

The Frietmuseum in Bruges (Brügge) is a special museum, as it is devoted entirely to the history of the potato and Belgian fries. It is located in the historic Saaihalle in Vlamingstraat, a building dating from 1399. There, visitors can discover across three floors how the potato originally came from Peru to Europe and how it became one of Belgium’s best-known dishes. The museum displays old machines, photographs, artworks, and information about the production of fries. Particularly interesting is that Belgian fry culture, including its sauces and fry stands, is also explained. In the medieval cellar, visitors can even try traditional Belgian fries after the tour. The Frietmuseum is therefore not only educational, but also entertaining and delicious. For tourists in Bruges (Brügge), it is an original place to visit that shows how important fries are to Belgian food culture.

Friet Museum
The souvenir machine is located in the museum.
76 Vlamingstraat
Brugge
8000
Belgium
Fries Museum
Fries Museum
Museum
The Frietmuseum in Bruges (Brügge) is a special museum, as it is devoted entirely to the history of the potato and Belgian fries. It is located in the historic Saaihalle in Vlamingstraat, a building dating from 1399. There, visitors can discover across three floors how the potato originally came from Peru to Europe and how it became one of Belgium’s best-known dishes. The museum displays old machines, photographs, artworks, and information about the production of fries. Particularly interesting is that Belgian fry culture, including its sauces and fry stands, is also explained. In the medieval cellar, visitors can even try traditional Belgian fries after the tour. The Frietmuseum is therefore not only educational, but also entertaining and delicious. For tourists in Bruges (Brügge), it is an original place to visit that shows how important fries are to Belgian food culture.
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