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"Delirium Café in Brussels is a must-visit for beer enthusiasts! Located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the Grand Place, this iconic bar is famous for its extensive beer selection, boasting over 2,000 varieties from around the world. Named after the legendary Delirium Tremens beer, the café exudes a fun and lively atmosphere, with quirky decor, including pink elephants (a nod to the beer’s logo). It’s spread over multiple floors, each with its unique vibe, offering everything from Belgian classics like Trappist ales to rare international brews. Delirium Café has even earned a spot in the Guinness World Records for its impressive beer list, making it a bucket-list spot for anyone visiting Brussels!"
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"A touristy spot but for a good reason. The sheer selection of beers on tap is overwhelming in a good way. The music is fun and the atmosphere is electric. You can find a place to sit and sip or a place to dance your heart out. One of the nights, there was a live brass band! It also feels as if this place is never-ending. We would wander from one room to the next, upstairs and downstairs, each with its own bar, and never ended back up where we started. One of the bars (and we went to three before finally finding it) sells a beer flight that allows you to try a few of the manyyy options. Do this first to help narrow down what you like. Each was so unique, even beer haters could find something to sip. "
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"Delirium Café in Brussels, opened in 2004, is famous for its huge beer collection – they even have a Guinness World Record for it! With a lively atmosphere and a central location, it's a go-to spot for beer lovers. From Belgian classics to international favorites, Delirium Café is a vibrant hub celebrating the diverse world of beer in the heart of Brussels."

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