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Comments:	<b>Note:</b> Street names in Brussels are in French and Dutch. The first street name listed above is French and the second street name is Dutch. <p> Neuhaus is one of the most esteemed names in the world of luxury chocolates. Established in 1857 by Jean Neuhaus, a Swiss pharmacist who had settled in Brussels, the company originally specialized in covering medicines with chocolate to make them more palatable. His grandson, Jean Neuhaus II, took this concept further and, in 1912, invented the first-ever praline—a chocolate shell filled with a soft, flavorful center. This innovation revolutionized the confectionery world and cemented Neuhaus as a pioneer in Belgian chocolate-making. Visiting a Neuhaus boutique is an experience in itself. From the moment customers step inside, they are welcomed by an enticing aroma of chocolate and a selection of beautifully arranged pralines, truffles, and gourmet treats. Many locations also offer chocolate tastings, allowing visitors to discover new flavors and appreciate the artistry behind each piece. <p> Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 22.00 (10:00 pm). These may be seasonal hours, call ahead to verify. <p> Admission: Free admission. <p> This machine is located 5 feet from the Manneken Pis statue. <p> <b>Token Machine 2</b> is outside in front. Cost to dispense: €3 each design (Machine accepts €2 coin and €1 coins. <b>Machine does not give change</b>). Machine also accepts credit cards. Design: <br> <b>Need scan/ photo of token, front and back, on a plain white background. </b> <br> Obverse: Manneken Pis. <br> Reverse: Grand Place. <p> G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 50°50'42.2" N Longitude:4°20'59.9" E <br> Google Maps coordinates: R9V2+X2 Brussels, Belgium <p> <b>Need scan/ photo of retired tokens, front and back, on a plain white background.</b> <p> Moved Token Machine 1: (11/16/24 to Belgian Heritage store down the street, then retired). Designs were: <br> 1) Obverse: 6 fleur de lis surrounding the Manneken Pis with 'Manneken Pis Bruxelles - Brussel'. 2) Obverse: 7 icons of Belgium with the names of each city that they are in. <br> Reverse for both tokens: Eight stars surrounding an outline of the country of Belgium with 'National Tokens Belgium Heritage'. <p> July 30, 2025. Souvenir is of great quality. MWHTH <p>
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Neuhaus Chocolate shop

Machine Locations > Belgium

Rue de l'Etuve / Stoofstraat 44
Brussels (Bruxelles), Belgium, 1000

Phone: +32 2 420 06 77

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Note: Street names in Brussels are in French and Dutch. The first street name listed above is French and the second street name is Dutch.

Neuhaus is one of the most esteemed names in the world of luxury chocolates. Established in 1857 by Jean Neuhaus, a Swiss pharmacist who had settled in Brussels, the company originally specialized in covering medicines with chocolate to make them more palatable. His grandson, Jean Neuhaus II, took this concept further and, in 1912, invented the first-ever praline—a chocolate shell filled with a soft, flavorful center. This innovation revolutionized the confectionery world and cemented Neuhaus as a pioneer in Belgian chocolate-making. Visiting a Neuhaus boutique is an experience in itself. From the moment customers step inside, they are welcomed by an enticing aroma of chocolate and a selection of beautifully arranged pralines, truffles, and gourmet treats. Many locations also offer chocolate tastings, allowing visitors to discover new flavors and appreciate the artistry behind each piece.

Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 22.00 (10:00 pm). These may be seasonal hours, call ahead to verify.

Admission: Free admission.

This machine is located 5 feet from the Manneken Pis statue.

Token Machine 2 is outside in front. Cost to dispense: €3 each design (Machine accepts €2 coin and €1 coins. Machine does not give change). Machine also accepts credit cards. Design:
Need scan/ photo of token, front and back, on a plain white background.
Obverse: Manneken Pis.
Reverse: Grand Place.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 50°50'42.2" N Longitude:4°20'59.9" E
Google Maps coordinates: R9V2+X2 Brussels, Belgium

Need scan/ photo of retired tokens, front and back, on a plain white background.

Moved Token Machine 1: (11/16/24 to Belgian Heritage store down the street, then retired). Designs were:
1) Obverse: 6 fleur de lis surrounding the Manneken Pis with 'Manneken Pis Bruxelles - Brussel'. 2) Obverse: 7 icons of Belgium with the names of each city that they are in.
Reverse for both tokens: Eight stars surrounding an outline of the country of Belgium with 'National Tokens Belgium Heritage'.

July 30, 2025. Souvenir is of great quality. MWHTH

Token Machine 2- Outside in front

Rear of paper money

Moved Token Machine 1