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Choco-Story Bruges: Dive into Ancient Mexican World of Mayas And Aztecs
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525 Ratings
Bruges
An amazing journey! It takes you straight into the old Mexican culture of the Mayas and the Aztecs, where chocolate was considered a divine beverage and cocoa beans were a medium of exchange.
Chocolate lovers can learn about the entire process of making chocolate truffles, chocolates, hollow figures, and chocolate bars.
An amazing journey! It takes you straight into the old Mexican culture of the Mayas and the Aztecs, where chocolate was considered a divine beverage and cocoa beans were a medium of exchange.
Chocolate lovers can learn about the entire process of making chocolate truffles, chocolates, hollow figures, and chocolate bars.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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Choco-Story - The Chocolate Museum - The Choco-Story museum can be found in Bruges, housed in an ancient building dating from the 15th century. The museum occupies 4 stories and recounts the history of cocoa and chocolate.
More than 1,000 ancient objects and 80 information boards, explain the story of how chocolate evolved from its origins as a…
- Choco-Story - The Chocolate Museum - The Choco-Story museum can be found in Bruges, housed in an ancient building dating from the 15th century. The museum occupies 4 stories and recounts the history of cocoa and chocolate.
More than 1,000 ancient objects and 80 information boards, explain the story of how chocolate evolved from its origins as a spicy Mayan drink to become the delicious sweet that we all love today.
The children’s visit has been specially designed with low information boards and show-cases. The visit will end with a demonstration of how to make Belgian chocolate sweets which can be sampled.
What's Included
- Food tasting
- Food tasting
What's Not Included
- Transportation to/from attractions
- Transportation to/from attractions
Additional Information
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Location
Choco-Story - The Chocolate Museum
Wijnzakstraat 2, Sint-Jansplein
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.9
(525 Ratings)
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Tnypco
Jul 24, 2025
- I was concerned that this would be a tacky and cheap experience, much like Hersheyland. But it turned out to be very immersive and instructive with multiple floors of historic information and finally a demonstration of praline making. The sad ending was the explanation that so many of the hundreds of chocolate shops in Bruges now sell machine made confections, instead of those made by hand. That lead us to explore the town's chocolate wares with more discerning eyes and taste buds.
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Annafritzler
Jul 23, 2025
Great experience! - Loved the rich info, fun interactive exhibits & excellent audio guide (many languages!). Highly recommend, just be ready for crowds, it gets busy!
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Runner101276
Jul 15, 2025
Visit to chocolate - Very nice and explanatory the visit to the museum shows the whole process and explanation of how chocolate is made the different types of chocolate
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Susanne
Jul 28, 2025
Informative - From the discovery of cocoa beans to the spread and refinement to chocolate, everything is there. Audio-active guidance in all mgl. languages, with scanner similar to QR code.
Not recommended for smaller children. I'm sure they'll get bored quickly... From 12 is okay... At the end we had 1/2 of a taste of chocolate, which you could of course buy in prepackaged bags.
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Geoffreyg877
Jul 16, 2025
Chocolate Experience - We visited the Chocolate Museum in Brugge during our trip to Belgium, the trip goes back to the beginning of chocolate, and does a trip trough the ages, if it is full be prepared to stand wait at points waiting for your turn to listers to the audio feature. Also be prepared to climb 3 flights of stairs on your way through the tour
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Tixa_02
Jul 8, 2025
Touring museum for chocolate lovers - It was a museum a little different from those we (at least) are used to, here it is all for audio guide we liked this part but there were very large audios and I admit that this made me lose a little focus and interest in the history in the middle of the museum. At the end we passed through a zone where we can taste some types of chocolates and at the end we can learn how to make our own chocolate at home, these parts we found very interesting and the gentleman who was giving the explanation was super friendly. Overall it was a tour experience but if you have attention deficit is not the best choice ahaha
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Loreleib559
Jun 14, 2025
Very interesting and lots of tasty chocolate. - This was very fun and had lots of interesting information. It also had a live chocolate making show at the end where you get to try some of the chocolates they make. All very tasty!
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Daveyh87
Jun 10, 2025
A nice afternoon out - Good way to kill an hour or two especially if it’s raining. Nice samples of chocolate and good demonstration by the chocolatiers. Really interesting.
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Pascalli865af
Jun 8, 2025
Discovering chocolate - Visit not to be missed, positive interest whose place offers the history of chocolate from the beginning to the present day, very pleasant and educational.
Visit made with an audio guide with the language of your country, description at each vignette.
Visit made at his own pace.
Only downside: a lot of stairs to climb.
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Laura_f
Jun 17, 2025
Pass on this Museum - We’ve visited other chocolate museums in the United States, so we didn’t need the history of chocolate that bypasses the role of sugar and chocolate in the colonial slave trade. The free samples were not of good Belgian quality.
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