Top Belgium Art & Culture Classes

When visiting the chocolate capital of the world, don't just eat sweet treats—learn to make your own gourmet cocoa treats during a chocolate workshop in Brussels. Starting from scratch, create the two most typical types of Belgian chocolate—pralines and mendiants—with the help of a professional instructor. Learn easy and authentic methods you can mimic in your own kitchen, and finish with handcrafted dark chocolate treats to take home in a box.

Learn how to make waffles in their birthplace and sample local beer while you're at it with this tasting workshop. You'll start with a Belgian beer tasting in which you'll get to sample three types of Belgian beer, one of which you'll use for your waffle batter. You'll then learn how to make waffles yourself, which you'll get to eat...with more beer!

Expand your knowledge of Belgium’s world-class chocolate-making reputation with this visit to Choco-Story Brugge. Instead of just tasting chocolate, this experience allows you to watch a chocolate-making demonstration, then make your own delicious chocolate lollipops and mendiants. Find out secrets of chocolate making that you wouldn’t uncover otherwise, and enjoy the extra perk of being able to independently explore the chocolate museum too.

Handcrafted souvenirs help you turn trips into cherished memories, but after you get home, they often just sit on a shelf somewhere. Instead, in this Bruges small-group jewelry class, handcraft a souvenir that you can carry with you, so you can always remember your time in the city. Learn how to create your own sterling silver ring using traditional techniques, and personalize it with unique finishes.

Belgium is known for its world-class chocolate, and this hands-on experience allows you to both taste it and learn how to make it. Avoid the tourist traps, and visit an authentic chocolate factory in Brussels for a chocolate-making tutorial with an expert. During the workshop, find out fun facts about the history of Belgian chocolate, watch demonstrations, and make a selection of chocolates which you can take home with you.

Push your creative boundaries by playing "art games" such as artistic challenges, trivia games related to art history, or timed painting competitions and have fun while interacting with others during the painting session. Enjoy "themed" sessions inspired by art movements (e.g., impressionism, surrealism) or even pop culture references (e.g., famous movie scenes, iconic landmarks). Be part of a "collaborative art project" and create a big canvas with your friends! When booking as a group of 4 to 6 people, the event can be tailored made to suit your needs and to make the most out of the experience!

In this painting experience you will enjoy 3 hours painting with my guidance so don't worry if this will be your first time painting. This is a experience stress free. Wine glasses ready for your arrival! Pure happiness during 3 hours that's my promise. LOCATION Rue de Flandre 94 Brussels 1000 If you have any questions regarding the locations, don’t hesitate to contact me.

See Bruges from a new perspective on this small-group experience that combines a tour through the historic center and a photography workshop. Whether you're a photography novice or a pro, you'll improve your photography skills and techniques while taking photos to remember long after your visit to this magical city.

Half walking tour, half photography workshop, this experience brings out extra beauty in this spectacularly photogenic city. Following your local guide, you’ll wander across Bruges’ quiet, picturesque corners, hunting for wide shots and those overlooked details. Along the way, you’ll get to know this medieval city, famed for its cobbled streets, winding canals, and magical feel.

Explore your creativity, walk away with a totally unique souvenir, and explore a different side of Dutch culture all with one simple booking. Try your hand at making your own Delft Blue ceramic tile, working with a teacher to help you learn about and master a style of pottery that has existed in the Netherlands for hundreds of years.