WORLDWIDE · MUSEUMS
A museum ticket is the cheapest chocolate booking there is, and the better ones run live demonstrations on a timetable. The 15 below cover Zurich, Brussels, Bruges, Cologne, Paris and York, with entry prices and the queue to expect.
Review of Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich, with unlimited tastings, interactive exhibits, practical tips, value advice, and family details.
“What's not to love? highly entertaining self-guided tour but let's face it, you're there for the chocolate right. Amazing taste tests, fascinating journey, amazing taste tests......”
Explore Brussels chocolate history, watch pralines made by hand, and enjoy tastings at Choco-Story, a fun visit for all ages.
“Very nice experience and very interesting informations and nice tour through the history of chocolate”
Visit Cologne’s Chocolate Museum for cocoa history, working factory displays, tastings, a giant fountain, and a family-friendly cafe.
“Had a lovely afternoon, very informative displays and if course chocolate to taste. Staff very friendly and helpful. The cafe is a must after.”
Make three chocolate bars, mix an Aztec hot chocolate, and explore Vienna’s interactive Chocolate Museum in a 90-minute workshop.
“Had an amazing experience!! Me and my friend went together and ended up having the class as just the two of us! The lovely chocolatier was amazing super knowledgeable and friendly made the experience one we won’t forget!! Would definitely do it again a super cute activity and so much fun!! Very highly recommend to anyone all ages!!!!”
Make chocolate bars, lollies, and drawings at Choco-Story Brussels, then explore cocoa history with tastings and an audio guide.
“An excellent experience. The workshop was great fun for our kids (8 & 11) as well as us parents too. We had plenty of time to create bars & individual chocolate treats too. And the museum was interesting too. Would recommend.”
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”
Explore Paris’s Chocolate Museum for 4,000 years of cocoa history, tastings, demonstrations, family activities, and a tempting shop.
“Nicely presented historically and visually. Kept my 9-year granddaughter as well as myself intrigued. Loved all the pretty chocolate utensils and containers! A special treat were the various chocolate samples and the clever scavenger hunt with stickers. A must do for any visitor to Paris!”
Review of Choco-Story Bruges, a self-guided chocolate museum with Belgian tastings, a praline demonstration, and four floors of exhibits.
“Excellent museum but very crowded. Detailed history of discovery of cacao and production of chocolate.”
Make and decorate a 250 to 300 g chocolate bar, taste treats, and explore Paris’s Choco-Story museum in a family-friendly workshop.
“Me & my children loved it. The instructor was very good and polite. He spoke in different languages and always had time to help the children when they needed help. Definitely worth doing with the family.”
Make Belgian chocolates, taste the results, and explore Bruges' Choco-Story museum in a fun one-hour activity for ages 7 and up.
“Museum is well set out and chocolate making workshop was well led. It kept a 10yr old very busy and he learned a fair bit!”
Make chocolate bars, taste global cocoa, and explore Prague’s compact Choco-Story museum in a fun 90-minute workshop.
“A fun quick hands-on experience with a friendly guide, Michael, that also includes a chocolate museum that’s very interesting. Then you can shop in the store for anything chocolate from truffles to shampoo!!!”
Make three chocolate bars and Aztec hot chocolate in Vienna, with tastings, museum access, family-friendly fun, and practical tips.
“Had a wonderful time learning to make chocolate. The young lady did a excellent job in teaching us how to make chocolate. It was a wonderful experience.”
Review of Choco-Story Brussels, with chocolate tastings, praline demonstrations, audio guides, pricing, timing tips, and honest advice.
“Way more informative than I'd imagined! Cute museum, love that you can move at your own pace. We all had a great time and the chocolate samples were sooo good!”
Tour Barcelona’s Torrons Vicens museum, learn nougat and chocolate history, sample eight flavors, and enjoy hot chocolate or horchata.
“It was really informative and fun at the same time. was just enough amount of time ending with a fun tasting. A cute and happy experience with kids! the tour guide was sweet and enthusiastic!”
Explore Porto’s Chocolate Museum, taste artisan chocolate, follow bean to bar production, and see the Vinte Vinte factory in action.
“Highly recommended to learn about the history and process of chocolate”
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