International Chocolate Attractions

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Ecuador’s relationship with cacao reaches far beyond chocolate. For thousands of years, cacao has been connected to the country’s culture, agriculture, trade and economic development. In Guayaquil, the Museo Nacional del Cacao brings that remarkable story together under one roof....

Belgium and chocolate have been connected for generations, but Belgian Chocolate Village gives visitors an opportunity to explore what lies behind that reputation. Located in Koekelberg, Brussels, the museum combines chocolate history, interactive exhibits, live demonstrations and tastings in a...

Jeju Island may be better known for volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and dramatic coastlines, but tucked into the western countryside is an unexpected attraction dedicated entirely to chocolate. The Chocolate Museum combines exhibits, chocolate making and tastings within a building constructed...

The Chocolate Art Museum Prague is a truly unique destination in the heart of the Czech capital, where art, culture and confectionery come together to create a one-of-a-kind museum experience. More than just a place to view exhibits, it’s an...

Turin has one of Europe's richest chocolate traditions, making it a natural home for a museum devoted to cacao, chocolate and the city's celebrated gianduja. Choco-Story Torino brings that history together beneath the historic Pfatisch pastry shop, combining centuries-old equipment,...

In the Normandy countryside, the Chocolatrium Michel Cluizel introduces visitors to chocolate from an unusual perspective: inside the home of a working French chocolate manufacturer. Located at Manufacture Cluizel in Mesnils-sur-Iton, the museum explores cacao, chocolate production and the craftsmanship...

In the countryside near Pontedera, Tuscany, Amedei has spent more than three decades developing an international reputation for fine Italian chocolate. Its historic factory sits within an area between Pisa, Pistoia and Prato often described as Tuscany’s Chocolate Valley, home...

Just outside central Kuala Lumpur, Chocolate Museum Malaysia combines chocolate history with live production, interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences. Located in Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, the museum is designed to make the journey from cacao bean to finished chocolate accessible...

Hamburg, Germany, is home to many fascinating attractions, but for chocolate lovers, there’s one place that stands out above the rest: Chocoversum. This interactive chocolate museum offers visitors an immersive journey into the world of chocolate, from cocoa bean to...