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Taste delicious Belgian chocolate & watch a master chocolatier at work
Taste delicious Belgian chocolate & watch a master chocolatier at work
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Make chocolates in a workshop after a demo session and chocolate tasting
Make chocolates in a workshop after a demo session and chocolate tasting
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A day tasting chocolates & beers – a gastronomic delight!
A day tasting chocolates & beers – a gastronomic delight!
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Choco-Story Brussels
Belgian Beer World
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Choco-Story Brussels
Belgian Beer World
Choco-Story Brussels
Belgian Beer World
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History enthusiasts with a sweet tooth – this is the perfect deal for you!
History enthusiasts with a sweet tooth – this is the perfect deal for you!
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Choco-Story Brussels
Historium Bruges
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Choco-Story Brussels
Historium Bruges
Choco-Story Brussels
Historium Bruges
Explore the journey of chocolate from ancient civilizations like the Mayans and Aztecs to its arrival in Europe. Learn about how chocolate became a beloved treat, its importance in different cultures, and how Belgium became renowned for its chocolates.
Discover the step-by-step process of how chocolate is made, from cacao bean cultivation and harvesting to the refining and crafting of chocolate products. Interactive exhibits show how chocolate is produced and explain the differences between dark, milk, and white chocolate.
One of the highlights of Choco-Story Brussels is the opportunity to taste various types of chocolate. Sample delicious Belgian chocolates during the visit, offering a chance to appreciate different flavors, textures, and qualities.
Watch live chocolate-making demonstrations by expert chocolatiers. See how pralines, truffles, and other chocolate delicacies are crafted, and learn techniques used by professionals to create artisanal chocolates.
Engage with modern audiovisual presentations that illustrate the global chocolate trade, fair trade practices, and sustainability efforts in cacao farming. Interactive screens and videos provide in-depth insights into the world of chocolate.
Kids can enjoy special sections designed for them, including interactive games and learning stations about chocolate’s history and fun facts. Some exhibits offer hands-on opportunities for children to participate in making their own chocolates.
Daily: 10am to 6pm
Last entry: 5pm
Duration: 1.5 hours
Closed: December 25 and January 1
Exceptions to opening hours:
December 24 and 31: Last entry at 3pm
Address: 41 Rue de l'Étuve in 1000 Brussels | Find on Maps
Yes, same-day bookings are available, but it's recommended to book in advance to ensure your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Absolutely! The museum is family-friendly, with interactive exhibits that appeal to both adults and children.
If you arrive late, the staff may allow entry at the next available time, but it's always best to contact them in advance.
No, the ticket allows a single entry only. Once you leave, you cannot re-enter without purchasing another ticket.
There’s no specific dress code, but since it's an indoor museum, comfortable casual clothing is recommended.