MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
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A hand-picked shortlist of the 10 workshops travellers rate highest, with the prices, the run times and who you actually book each one through.
Make 3 decorated chocolate bars and taste Aztec xocolate at Vienna’s Bo-Yo Chocolate Museum, with snacks, tastings, and a certificate.
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A small-group chocolate workshop in Brussels where you shape your own treats, then tour Choco-Story with an audio-guided museum.
Make personalized Belgian chocolate tablets in a small workshop, then enjoy the Choco-Story museum with an audio guide in Brussels.
“The chocolate workshop and museum visit was a fabulous experience. It was so much fun creating our own chocolate designs in the chocolate workshop. I would recommend it to anyone over the age of 7, if they had an adult with them. Everyone really enjoyed the chocolate museum as well as the history of chocolate…”
Meatpacking District workshop tour with guided stories, Bose audio, and rare recovery artifacts you can hold. Small-group, about 90 minutes.
“Apparently this isn't at ground zero. Highly misleading. The ad needs to be much clearer about what this actually is.”
Make Belgian-style chocolates in a guided workshop, then explore Choco-Story Brugge’s interactive chocolate museum with multilingual audio.
Prague’s Choco-Story Chocolate Museum plus workshop: make 4 personalized bars, taste global cocoa, and learn Aztec-to-Europe history.
Make three chocolate bars and Aztec Xocolatl hot chocolate at Chocolate Museum Vienna BO-YO, with tempering lessons and tastings.
“It was so much fun learning about cocoa and making our own chocolate bars and hot chocolate! Learning all the history of the how/when/why chocolate all began was a lot of fun as well! Definitely would recommend this experience!”
Suit up in samurai gear, learn katana basics, tour a Samurai and Ninja museum, and try shuriken. English guide, 2 hours, $63.
Make a personalized Eau de Toilette at Fragonard in 45 minutes, then take a short English museum tour in a small group.
“This is a fun learning experience. We got to create our own perfume and take it with us at the end. Isabella was our guide/instructor and you can tell she is very happy and passionate about the perfume making process.”
Savannah’s American Prohibition Museum cocktail class teaches Prohibition-era mixing in a speakeasy setting, with 2 custom drinks and 3 samples.
