Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum Entry Ticket
1.Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum Entry Ticket
Visit the Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum in Zurich with an audio guide and unlimited tastings, plus a 9-meter fountain and factory views.
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Visit the Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum in Zurich with an audio guide and unlimited tastings, plus a 9-meter fountain and factory views.
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Cologne Chocolate Museum ticket: 5,000 years of cocoa history, a glass factory, and a 3-meter fountain with free tastings.
Museum of Ice Cream NYC entry ticket with unlimited samples, a sprinkle pool, pink subway ride, and a three-story slide. 90 minutes.
Make 3 decorated chocolate bars and taste Aztec xocolate at Vienna’s Bo-Yo Chocolate Museum, with snacks, tastings, and a certificate.
A small-group chocolate workshop in Brussels where you shape your own treats, then tour Choco-Story with an audio-guided museum.
Choco-Story in Bruges mixes chocolate history, free tastings, and a chocolate-making demo in an audio-guided 1.5-hour visit.
“Very interesting. The tour also held the attention of grandaughters 10 and 13 years of age. The praline-making demo and tasting was a good note to finish on.”
Make personalized Belgian chocolate tablets in a small workshop, then enjoy the Choco-Story museum with an audio guide in Brussels.
“An excellent experience. The workshop was great fun for our kids (8 & 11) as well as us parents too. We had plenty of time to create bars & individual chocolate treats too. And the museum was interesting too. Would recommend.”
A timed, mobile ticket to NYC’s Museum of Ice Cream with 12 playrooms, unlimited ice cream, and sprinkle-pool fun for about 1–2 hours.
“The free ice cream is fun. Most of the staff are very nice and bubbly. Only one ice cream station had someone forever cleaning and preventing ice cream from being served. The whole experience is very clean. Entry time stamps could allow fewer people in at a time. It was very crowded throughout the experience.”
Visit Le Musée Gourmand du Chocolat in Paris for a self-guided chocolate history tour with tastings, virtual demos, and a kid treasure hunt.
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.
“No one turned up and the museum was closed. I messaged the provider and Viator but no reply from either.”
Dresden Old Town by foot with a live German guide, then a self-guided visit to the Dresden Chocolate Museum with tastings.
Museum of Ice Cream Chicago: timed entry, unlimited ice cream samples, putt-putt, speakeasy frozen shakes, and a sprinkle pool.
“It said we would have an hour and 45 minutes but it seems like we booked it for 6 PM and we were very rushed. Some of the staff was not friendly for the amount we paid. It was not worth it.”
Make Belgian-style chocolates in a guided workshop, then explore Choco-Story Brugge’s interactive chocolate museum with multilingual audio.
Miami’s Museum of Ice Cream is a 90-minute, ticketed, all-ages play session with unlimited ice cream, big photos, and interactive rooms.