Korean Cultural Center

Korean Cultural Center

Officially opened on November 26 2013 in the heart of the EU’s capital city, the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels aims to bring the Korean culture and traditions closer to the minds and hearts of Belgians and Europeans.

The mission of the Center is to promote and spread knowledge of the Korean culture and to enhance the interactions between the Republic of Korea and the Kingdom of Belgium and other European countries.

Located in front of the Petit Sablon Church in a magnificent modular space, the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels can host several types of cultural activities. You are welcome to visit the exhibitions hosted in our art gallery and to enjoy shows or movies in our multi-purpose hall. The Center has a library with a multimedia space and books in four languages: French, Dutch, English and Korean. The Center is also home to the King Sejong Language Institute where you can take Korean Language classes at all levels, from beginner to advanced. Finally, starting in January 2014 the Center will host Korean cooking classes in its very well equipped kitchen.