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Brussels Museum for Industry and Labour

Museum dedicated to the Industrial Revolution in Brussels, with a collection of machines, objects, documents and history on the city's industrial past.

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Brussels Museum for Industry and Labour
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Why go

It is near the canal, in the lathe room of a former bronze foundry which operated under the name La Compagnie des Bronzes from 1854 to 1979. The museum focusses on four key industries that were the most important for the city's industrial development and wealth during the Industrial Revolution: the metal industry, woodworking, textile manufacturing, and food processing.

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