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Explore the museum with your class
Looking for an inspiring school trip in Ghent? Design Museum Gent offers a wide range of guided tours and workshops for primary school pupils. They discover how design works, why objects have the shapes they do and how designers develop new ideas. Along the way, they observe, investigate, experiment and solve problems through design.

The guided tours for primary education are only available in Dutch.

Groep kinderen zitten op de grond, ze kijken naar een historisch groot schilderij.

Our guided tours

Sculpturaal meubelobject in geel en turquoise met een grote ronde spiegel, geometrische vormen en een puntige top, tegen een groene achtergrond.
  • Guided tour
  • On request

Become Designer

A guided tour for Years 1 to 3 of primary school. Pupils learn to think like designers through observation, sketching, experimentation and imagination.

Groen zitobject met afgeronde hoeken, opgebouwd uit lange verticale vezels en rustend op twee houten steunen.
  • Guided tour
  • On request

Smart Design

Discover how designers shape the world. Interactive guided tour for Years 4 to 6, encouraging pupils to observe, question and think like designers.

Kinderhanden beschilderen een zelfgemaakt kleiobject in paars en lichtgroen tijdens een creatieve workshop.
  • Workshop
  • On request

Design in Action

From gallery to studio. Primary school pupils explore the collection, tackle a design challenge and create their own sketchbook during this hands-on workshop.

Kind ontdekt de stad met krijt op de stoep.
  • City walk
  • On request

City Designers

Discover design beyond the museum. During this city walk, pupils explore Ghent through the eyes of a designer and complete a creative design challenge.

Kinderen verkennen en tekenen de stad tijdens een gezamenlijke activiteit van STAM en Design Museum Gent.
  • Day package
  • On request

Expedition Ghent

Spend a day exploring Ghent with STAM and Design Museum Gent. Discover the city's history, then explore its streets through the eyes of a designer.

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