Istanbul · TURKISH CRAFT WORKSHOPS
10 reviewed
Out of 10 turkish craft workshops on the site, these 10 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details sit below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Make a Turkish mosaic lamp in Istanbul with artisan guidance, colorful glass beads, and unlimited tea and coffee. Take it home with a US adapter.
“It was perfect, a 10/10 experience. I wish I'd stay longer for more workshops! Thank you Nihal and Ayse!”
Make your own signature perfume in Istanbul with expert guidance and Bosphorus views. 2 hours, includes bottle, packaging, and tea.
“It was such a fun and personal experience, our hosts Tuana and Beyza were lovely and really helped us along the way!”
Make a Turkish mosaic lamp in a small Istanbul workshop. All materials and a US adapter included, plus tea and a calm pace.
“Zeynep was such a wonderful instructor. She was very patient and attentive while teaching us. Also, shared a lot of local gems with us which we are excited to try. Would really recommend this activity for others to try instead of buying the lamps from the stores. Thank you Zeynep for a wonderful experience”
Create a 50ml signature perfume in a historic wooden Istanbul mansion using 80+ oils, with tea, coffee, cookies, and a take-home recipe.
“I would like to leave positive feedback about two wonderful team members named Zeynep. The first Zeynep helped and guided me during my perfume creation experience. She was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what she was teaching. Her love for perfumery truly showed, and it made the experience both enjoyable and memorable. The second Zeynep inspired me during my visit related to glass painting. She shared ideas and encouragement that left me excited and motivated for my next visit. Her creativity and positive energy were truly inspiring. Both of these ladies clearly love and enjoy what they do, and it reflects strongly in the way they interact with…”
Build a one-of-a-kind Turkish mosaic table lamp in Galata, with tea, Turkish delight, and all materials included, in about 2 hours.
“We really loved this lamp workshop. Our family of 5 (including 2 college age kids, a high schooler)l, and a husband that doesn’t normally enjoy “arts and crafts”) had so much fun making our lamps. The workshop staffers were very friendly and helpful, and we’d highly recommend this as a fun stop during a vacation to Istanbul.”
Make a Turkish mosaic lamp in Istanbul Old Town: small group, Turkish coffee, custom geometric design, and take-home LED with adapter.
“Fun activity and great for solo travelers. Took about an hour. You get to keep your lamp and they have adapters for different parts of the world…………………………………………………………………………………………………….”
Make your own 50ml perfume in a stylish Galata atelier near Galata Tower, mixing 90+ notes with tea, guidance, and Ottoman fragrance tips.
“I had an AMAZING time. I met a mother and daughter from Maine and we had a blast. Our perfumer was HILARIOUS. He made the experience so much fun. We were mixing some crazy oils and he was able to help us balance everything. I can’t wait for my perfume to be set and ready to spray on. Hopefully it’s not too strong.”
Learn sand-brewed Turkish coffee in Istanbul’s Old Town with a small English-speaking class. Brew your own, drink it, and go.
“A fabulous time making Turkish coffee. The host is easy going and very courteous. Lots of information offered and a really lovely cool courtyard to make the coffee in. Highly recommend”
Create a Turkish mosaic lamp in Istanbul with an English-speaking instructor, unlimited Turkish tea, and 2 hours of hands-on creativity.
“Ramazan and Melda were so kind and supportive. It was a pleasure to participate in this workshop. Thank you!!”
Create your own 50ml perfume in a Bosphorus-view workshop, choose from 60 scents, sip Turkish tea, and stroll Istanbul’s famous sights.
“It was a really nice experience, with people from international background and Tunia was very friendly and supportive in whatever you need! All those who participated were also very friendly.”
