BELGIUM · CHOCOLATE TASTINGS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 chocolate tastings in Belgium worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Make truffles, mendiants, and a custom bar while tasting Haitian cacao in this practical 90-minute Brussels chocolate workshop.
“So much fun! A nice intimate activity that the whole family can enjoy.”
Explore Bruges’ Choco-Story museum with chocolate tastings, a praline demonstration, interactive exhibits, and 4,000 years of cocoa history.
“Slightly better instructions of what route to take round the museum”
Taste Brussels through beer, chocolate, waffles, and frites while exploring Grand Place, Manneken Pis, and the Royal Gallery.
“Very good informative tour. Our guide (Tiago) was very knowledgeable and kept us all engaged dispite the very cold weather and rain. The only disappointing part was having to eat our waffles and fries outside but it didn't spoil the experience as a whole. Tiago was very helpful with giving us information about the whole area.”
See Brussels and Bruges from Paris in one long day, with guided walks, free time, Belgian treats, and optional chocolate tasting.
“It was an amazing experience !! And the scenery is breathtaking!! Our guides Daniela and Fernando and the driver Maamar were all amazing and informative! Definitely a must do!!!”
Taste Belgian chocolate, learn Brussels history, and explore Grand Place on a 90-minute walking tour with six generous samples.
“Amazing tour … loads of laughs and history and chocolate! Just amazing! Fraser was very knowledgeable and brought life to the history of chocolate in Brussels! Worth doing the trip not only to try the chocolate but to find out the story behind these lovely families that ran or run the businesses!”
Taste six Belgian beers, chocolate, and cheese while exploring Brussels taverns, back alleys, and city sights with a local guide.
“Our guide Teriel was great. He took us to some very interesting hole in the wall bars that we would never have found on our own. He was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions”
Review of the 15-hour Amsterdam day trip to Brussels and Bruges, with guided sights, free time, comfortable transport, and optional chocolate tasting.
“it was a long but a memorable day. Kudos to our guide Jorge who kept us entertained throughout the journey and also for patiently explaining the places that we visited and also to our driver Stefan for bringing us safely to our destinations! Highly recommend this trip!”
Explore Ghent’s chocolate shops, local sweets, history, and legends on a two-hour walking tour with nine tastings.
“Awaken the magic and wonder of your childhood on this epic quest for the world’s best chocolate!”
Review of a 10-hour Bruges and Ghent tour from Brussels with walking tours, chocolate tasting, canal cruise, free time, and optional beer museum.
“David was a fantastic guide Humorous,, well spoken and knowledgeable”
Taste nine Belgian chocolates, meet local makers, and explore Ghent’s sights on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“The tour was very nice, built up to a crescendo by a guide full of knowledge and a nice dose of humor”
Explore Bruges on a lively medieval walking tour with chocolate tasting, landmark stories, beer culture, and a small 15-person group.
“I already knew Bruges, but with the guide was very good, I saw places I didn't know and was impressed with his professionalism.Auto-translated”
Taste six Belgian chocolates, four beers, and traditional Brussels fries on a lively three-hour tour from Grand-Place.
Explore Bruges on a two-hour Spanish walking tour with medieval sights, chocolate tasting, Belfort, Minnewater, and a voluntary guide tip.
“There were no clear instructions. We waited at the tower for nearly 30 minutes but didn’t see anyone with a yellow and red umbrella. After returning an hour later, we finally saw someone with the umbrella, but he was just a Spanish guide who had no idea about an English or any other language guided tour. In the end, we didn’t use this service, despite having purchased tickets in advance.”
Review of Bruges’ 2-hour chocolate walk, with three tastings, medieval sights, guide languages, pricing, and important reliability concerns.
“We truly enjoyed our tour with Maria! She was filled with knowledge, loved having our kids on the tour, and took us to some great spots!”
Pair five Belgian beers with five chocolates in a one-hour Brussels workshop, with tasting tips, brewing insight, and local food advice.
“We had an amazing time with an incredible and knowledgeable host. The group atmosphere was great, the beer and chocolate tasty, and overall very enjoyable!”
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