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Choco-Story Brussels: Chocolate Museum Entry with Tasting

Brussels, Belgium1 to 1.5 hoursGuided in English, French, Dutch

Follow cocoa's journey from ancient Mesoamerica to the Belgian praline, then taste the results. A sweet, easy stop just off the Grand-Place.

1 to 1.5 hoursExplore at your own pace
Individual ticketKeeps the experience personal
English, French, DutchLive guide or host
CancellationNon-refundable: tickets are issued for your chosen date and time

Highlights

  • The history of chocolate from cocoa bean to praline
  • Live chocolate-making demonstration
  • Chocolate tasting included
  • Audio guide for a self-paced visit
  • Minutes from the Grand-Place and Manneken Pis

Full description

Choco-Story tells the story of chocolate from the Maya and Aztecs, who drank it spiced and bitter, through its arrival in European courts to the invention of the Belgian praline. An audio guide leads you through the displays at your own pace.

The visit includes a demonstration by a chocolatier, who shows how pralines are made, and a tasting of different chocolates at the end. It’s a great activity for families or a rainy afternoon in central Brussels.

Itinerary

  1. History of cocoa

    Start with the origins of chocolate in Central America.

  2. Chocolate in Europe

    See how chocolate became a luxury in Europe and an art in Belgium.

  3. Demonstration and tasting

    Watch a chocolatier at work and taste the results.

Included

  • Entry to Choco-Story Brussels
  • Audio guide
  • Chocolate demonstration
  • Tasting

Not included

  • Chocolate purchases
  • Workshop (available separately)
  • Guide

Meeting point

Choco-Story Brussels, near the Grand-Place; the exact address is included in your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.

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Know before you go

  • Demonstration times vary through the day.
  • Chocolate may contain nuts, milk and soy; tell staff about allergies.
  • The museum has stairs between some floors.
  • Opening hours can change seasonally.

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, children usually love the demonstration and the tasting.

Can I make my own chocolate?

Hands-on workshops are a separate booking. See our chocolate workshop experience.

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