Choco-Story Brussels: Chocolate Museum

Choco-Story Brussels is a delightful museum dedicated to the story of chocolate, located in the heart of Brussels. The museum takes visitors on a journey from ancient cocoa traditions to Belgium’s world-renowned praline craftsmanship, blending history, culture, and taste into one engaging experience.

This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in Brussels.

Chocolate has played a key role in Belgian culture for centuries, evolving from a luxury product into a national symbol. Choco-Story Brussels was created to showcase this evolution, highlighting the origins of cocoa, its arrival in Europe, and Belgium’s rise as a global chocolate capital.

Choco-Story Brussels offers a sensory-rich experience that appeals to all ages. Visitors can learn about chocolate’s cultural significance, watch live praline-making demonstrations, and enjoy tastings, making it both educational and indulgent.

Tickets typically include full access to the museum exhibitions, live chocolatier demonstrations, and chocolate tastings. Entry also includes an audio guide available in 11 languages. Optional workshops allow visitors to create their own chocolate tablet.

Ticket prices vary depending on age and whether optional workshops are added. Reduced prices may be available for children, families, or students. Booking in advance is recommended during weekends and holiday seasons.

The museum is generally open daily, with opening hours depending on the season. Demonstration times and workshops may follow a separate schedule, so checking ahead is advised.

Located near Grand Place, the museum is easily accessible by metro, tram, or bus. It is also within walking distance of many central Brussels attractions, making it convenient to include in a city walk.

• Chocolate history from ancient civilizations to modern Belgium
• Live praline-making demonstration by a chocolatier
• Chocolate tastings included with entry
• Audio guide available in 11 languages
• Optional hands-on chocolate workshop

• Visit earlier in the day for a calmer experience
• Watch the live praline demonstration before tastings
• Allow extra time if joining a workshop
• Ideal stop when exploring Grand Place area
• Suitable for both adults and children

Most visitors spend around 1 to 1.5 hours exploring the museum, enjoying tastings, and watching demonstrations. Those joining a workshop may stay longer.

Winter is an ideal time to visit thanks to the warm indoor setting. Chocolate tastings and demonstrations provide a cozy and enjoyable break from cold weather while exploring Brussels.