Nestled in the heart of old Bruges, a city celebrated for its intricate lace, the Lace Centre & Museum (Kantcentrum) is a small museum that delves into the history and techniques of lacemaking. Housed in a 19th-century building that once served as one of Bruges’ original lace schools, the center offers visitors a glimpse into the rich tradition and craftsmanship of this delicate art. Here, guests can explore exhibits that showcase the tools, patterns, and methods used by lacemakers, providing a tangible connection to the past and an appreciation for the skill and artistry involved.
Lace Centre & Museum (Kantcentrum)
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