[2025 Brussels Attraction] Travel Guide for Choco-Story Brussels (Updated May)

#0yentravel "A chocolate museum where you can learn about the history and manufacturing process of Belgian chocolate. There is a demonstration corner where artisans actually make chocolate, and there are plenty of tastings, so it's a must-see for chocolate lovers! There is a wide variety of souvenirs, so you might be overwhelmed. ▶Access: A short walk from Grand Place ▶Admission fee: Approximately 12 euros (student discount available) + reservations recommended"

#getgoing2025 The Choco-Story Brussels Museum, formerly known as the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate, is a renowned attraction located near Brussels’ Grand Place. Established in 1998 by Gabrielle Draps, the wife of Godiva Chocolates’ founder, the museum offers visitors an immersive journey into the world of chocolate. Exhibits and Demonstrations: • Historical Journey: Explore the origins of cocoa, from its cultivation by ancient civilizations like the Mayas and Aztecs to its introduction into Europe. • Chocolate Production: Learn about the intricate process of transforming cocoa beans into delectable chocolate products. • Live Demonstrations: Witness master chocolatiers crafting pralines in real-time, with opportunities to sample these freshly made treats. Visitor Information: • Location: Rue de la Tête d’Or 9-11, 1000 Brussels. • Operating Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. • Admission Fees: • Standard Entry: €14 per person. • Combined Ticket (Museum + Workshop): €35 for adults aged 12-99; €30 for children aged 8-11. A visit to Choco-Story Brussels provides a delightful and educational experience, celebrating Belgium’s rich chocolate-making heritage.

When visiting Brussels, you must eat chocolate. Did you know! There is a cocoa and chocolate museum hidden in the city center that is guaranteed to open your eyes! 📍Transportation method Walk from the city center, in the small alley near the Tintin mural. ⏰Opening hours Monday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 💰Ticket price 9.5 Euros 🍫Cocoa and Chocolate Museum. Guided tour This museum is located deep in the alley, not far from the Manneken Pis. It doesn't look very eye-catching at first glance, and the museum is not very big. Provide tourists with multi-language guides, so don’t worry about language problems! 🌟Highlights 1️⃣Mini World Expo This place is divided into different areas according to the world map, like a small World Expo. It mainly introduces the materials and principles of making chocolate to tourists. At the same time, many chocolate-related items are on display, which 100% restore the living scenes of ancient people and are very beneficial. 2️⃣ All-you-can-eat chocolate The reason why this is a must-visit place for chocolate lovers is that the chocolate here is all-you-can-eat! Although there are only three flavors, it is worth the price to spend just over a dozen euros to taste the original Belgian chocolate, and there is no limit on the quantity. 3️⃣Watch the chocolate making process on site In addition to tasting chocolate, the chocolate workshop is also worth checking in, and there are Chinese explanations. The entire chocolate-making process is presented in the workshop, which is fascinating. (P.S: The guy who makes chocolate is so handsome!!)