Ever wondered about a place where you can sleep among fries? Welcome to Home Frit’ Home a unique Brussels experience. This isn’t your average hotel. Home Frit’ Home is a quirky townhouse apartment. It’s also home to the Belgian Fries Micro Museum. Imagine staying in a museum dedicated to the beloved Belgian fry. During your stay you’ll have complete privacy. The venue closes to the public while you’re there. Home Frit’ Home is a 120 square meter space. It boasts a 100 square meter garden. There’s even private parking. The location is convenient near the Midi train station.
This isn’t just about fries. Home Frit’ Home is an art gallery too. Every four months a new artist exhibits their Belgo-Belgian artwork. The accommodation transforms reflecting the artist’s unique vision. It’s a constantly evolving space. The museum itself houses over 800 items. These objects showcase the rich history of Belgian fries. They illustrate the many forms of this golden potato treat. It’s a true immersion into Belgian culture. You can even buy books and quirky items from Belgian creators in their online store.
Home Frit’ Home’s story began unexpectedly. It all started with a website called frites.be. This website focused on quirky Belgian facts and self-deprecation. It led to encounters with friturists and artists. This sparked the collection of fries-related items. Years of gathering objects documents and testimonials resulted in a unique museum. The micro-museum offers free open house events on the first weekend of each month. They also offer private appointments for visits. The museum has hosted live painting events. In 2014 artist MONK painted his “Molotov Pis” on the garden wall. It remains there as a permanent piece of art. Home Frit’ Home truly offers a fried experience. You can immerse yourself in the history of fries while enjoying the comfort of a unique accommodation. It’s a uniquely Belgian experience you won’t forget.