Bruges: Choco-Story Museum with Audio Guide and Tastings
1.Bruges: Choco-Story Museum with Audio Guide and Tastings
Choco-Story Bruges turns 4,000 years of chocolate into a 90-minute audio visit with free tastings and a chocolate demo.
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Choco-Story Bruges turns 4,000 years of chocolate into a 90-minute audio visit with free tastings and a chocolate demo.
Most PopularChoco-Story in Bruges mixes chocolate history, free tastings, and a chocolate-making demo in an audio-guided 1.5-hour visit.
“Was NOT expecting an audio guided tour. Although the audio guide was very good, this museum is part of the Brugge Museum pass and my recommendation would be to purchase that if you’re planning to visit any of the other 12 museums.”
Tour the chocolate history at Choco-Story in Bruges with an audio guide, free tastings, and a live praline-style demo inside a 15th-century building.
“Went with your family, It would be better if it is more staffed. My kids didn’t enjoyed the place. I won’t recommend.”
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