- Address: Guldenhoofdstraat 9, 1000 Brussel, Belgium
- Phone: +32 2 514 20 48
- Official website: www.choco-story-brussels.be
- Working hours: 10.00 - 17.00
- The cost of visiting: adult - 5,5 euros, children under 12 years - free of charge
Brussels got the glory of the world capital of chocolate and became the most beloved city for all the sweet tooth. It was in this beautiful city of Belgium that chocolate first appeared, the production of sweets and various sweet figures began. It's no wonder that in such an interesting city the Museum of Chocolate and Cocoa is located. In this landmark of Brussels, adults and children try to enter, because the tour is very interesting.
Excursion in the museum
Once inside the museum, you will be fascinated by the delightful smell of chocolate, which is carried for hundreds of meters along the streets. It's no wonder that many tourists find the inconspicuous building of the museum by smell. About the tour in the Museum of Cocoa and chocolate you will not need to negotiate in advance. You can spend it every day and enjoy every moment.
The tour of the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate begins with a story about how this product first appeared in Belgium and how it was used. To do this, the building has a separate small room with tools, tools and photos of the first confectionery. The next stage of the excursion will be a visit to the workshop, in which chocolate masterpieces and various sweets are made. You can watch not only the cooking process, but even participate in it and create your favorite sweets for a small fee.
In the building of the museum there is a shop, on the benches of which the products just prepared in the workshop fall. As usual, chocolate sweets have a high level of quality and excellent taste.
On a note
The cost of visiting the Museum of Cocoa and chocolate is 5.5 euros for adults, children under 12 years - free. The building is located almost in the center of Brussels, you can reach it by public transport . The nearest bus stop is called Plattesteen, and the tramway is called Bourse (tram number 3,4,32). Going out on any of them, you will need to walk a couple of blocks to Pierre Street. Near the museum there is a confectionery shop and a cafe, which will become your guide.
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