Top Brussels Art & Culture Classes

Belgium is celebrated for its chocolates and its beers, and on this delicious tour, sample the best of both. You’ll visit Brussels’ top chocolatiers, and will try more than 10 treats. Then, continue to the Grand Place, where you’ll visit several bars to enjoy six different traditional Belgian brews, plus cheese and cured meats. As you go, you’ll also see highlights like the Manneken Pis and the Royal Galleries.

Craft your own chocolate lollipops and mendiants during this small-group, one-hour chocolate-making experience at Choco-Story, led by a bonafide chocolatier. Workshops are suitable for both adults and children ages six and up. You’ll also get a free self-guided tour of the museum, which includes an audio guide available in eight different languages plus chocolate-making demonstrations and tastings.

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.

Experience a unique side of Brussels on this walking and tasting tour. Visit the Grand Place, Mont des Arts and other Brussels landmarks as you travel by foot along its historic streets. Explore the city and enjoy traditional snacks and drinks along the way, including Belgian waffles, fries, chocolate and even some local beer. Customize your tour by talking to the tour operator beforehand to let them know your food and drink preferences.

Don’t settle for just eating Belgian waffles in Brussels’ restaurants: discover how to make them for yourself at this fun, family-friendly waffle workshop. After an introduction and splitting into teams; learn to prep waffle dough, bake it using waffle irons, and then decorate your creations with toppings such as cream, fruit, and chocolate. Come hungry—the experience includes a drink and as many waffles as you can eat.

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.

Meet likeminded travelers and visit some of the best Brussels pubs, clubs, and bars—stopping by places you might not have discovered independently— during this Brussels pub crawl. An ideal way for solo and budget travelers to get to grips with the city after dark, you’ll also benefit from drinks discounts you wouldn’t get if visiting alone.

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!

Combining 3 fun workshops into one, in a nutshell, "The Tipsy Experience" is a Brussels' adventure that's off the charts when it comes to fun, learning, and making lifelong memories. It's the kind of ride that leaves you buzzing with excitement and a taste of Belgium you'll never forget!

Discover the magic of Brussels at Christmas time by exploring the city with a like-minded local. Your tour will be completely bespoke, based on your interests, which means you’ll make the most of your time. Your Brussels local will enhance your experience compared to traveling alone, as you’ll get insider tips on the best places to see Christmas lights, the most interesting Christmas market stalls, and advice on local food.