Visita ao Museu Choco-Story de Bruxelas

Everything very interesting, chocolate is fantastic, we tasted a lot of different types and the master chef's show is so amusing. A young lady was so funny during her demonstration of praline.

The museum experience was both educational and interesting. Not what we expected. Much better. Mary the demonstrator was so fun. Can you say WOW!

Interesting museum for everyone, adults and children. Interactive and never boring. The final tasting was very much appreciated

A very good fun experience for adults and children. The audio guide is perfect for everyone to go at their own pace! And the tasting at the end was a treat!

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We enjoyed this experience. You are provided with what can be described as an old school mobile phone that you scan as you go through & listen to the info. It can get a bit busy in certain areas & ppl unfortunately stand in front of where you need to scan which is annoying. Was interesting learning about the origins of chocolate in Belgium. You get to watch some chocolates being made & to also taste some too.

We visited the Choco Story Museum in Brussels on the last day of our family vacation. The cost is 16 euros for adults and 14 euros for children up to 11 years old. The visit was very interesting and fun. At the entrance to the museum, we were provided with an audio guide, thanks to which it was easier to understand the history of chocolate; it was very easy to use, and furthermore, you could also choose the language. The museum is composed of several rooms in which the history of chocolate in various countries of the world is told, and during the visit, it is also possible to participate in interactive games. Our experience was ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE.

This is a great way to spend a couple of hours in Brussels. The information and items on display are very informative. Learnt a lot about chocolate, the history of, the use of, etc. some great interactive games in every room & we really enjoyed the demonstration at the end! We got lucky going during the week at 11am, as it wasn’t busy & gave us time to go through at our own pace.

It was so interesting to know how the beans are harvested first before they are turned into delicious chocolate

We enjoyed our time at the chocolate museum. It had many interactive elements, the audio guide was nice and we could also taste some chocolate there! At the end of the visit we could also see how Belgian pralines are made and liked tasting them. The museum shop had many souvenirs, so we bought a few nice things there for family and friends. A really fun museum to visit.

Nice place to visit in Brussels funny if you are with kids.