BRUGES · CHOCOLATE TASTINGS
Every trip has one free afternoon too few. These 5 chocolate tastings in Bruges justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
At Choco-Story Brugge, follow chocolate from Maya and Aztec cacao drinks to Belgian pralines. Use an audio guide in 11 languages, try interactive games, see a short chocolate-making demonstration, and sample chocolate before browsing the gift shop.
“Lovely tour learning about chocolate and even get lots of tasters. Great value for money”
At Chocolate ’n Beer in Bruges, an English-speaking host such as Wilfred or Tom guides you through Belgian pralines, from dark Callebaut shells to milk-chocolate ganache. You share a station, taste Belgian beers during the process, and take home your handmade chocolates.
“So much fun - we got to make lots of chocolates together as a couple - worked well for me a chocolate lover and my boyfriend a Belgium beer lover! Wilfred was incredible and really engaging! Would recommend to anyone”
Join Steven, also called Steve, for a 1 hour 40 minute to 2 hour walk through Bruges. See Markt, Burg Square, the canals, churches, Beguinage, and Minnewater, with a Belgian chocolate tasting and practical city stories along the way.
“There was no tour. They didn't show up and didn't warn. I chatted with a partner and he offered me a tour an hour and a half later? But we had to go I hope you will return the 33 euros you payAuto-translated”
Meet in Bruges’ Markt for a roughly two-hour Spanish-language walk through the medieval center. You’ll see Belfort, Burg Square, Gruuthusestraat, Halve Maan Brewery, Notre Dame, the Beguinage, and Minnewater, with a craft chocolate tasting included. A voluntary guide contribution is expected.
“There were no clear instructions. We waited at the tower for nearly 30 minutes but didn’t see anyone with a yellow and red umbrella. After returning an hour later, we finally saw someone with the umbrella, but he was just a Spanish guide who had no idea about an English or any other language guided tour. In the end, we didn’t use this service, despite having purchased tickets in advance.”
Walk through Bruges with an English-speaking guide such as Liselot, tasting five Belgian beers at three stops, including a brewery. Learn to spot ales, lagers, triples, Lambic, hops, and malts, with a mini chocolate pairing and a beer game along the way.
“Liselot was a fun, informed, and interesting guide. We found the tour interesting and very engaging.”
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