CZECH REPUBLIC · CHOCOLATE TOURS
Good czech republic chocolate tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
At Choco-Story Prague, you’ll explore cocoa’s journey from Aztec and Maya customs to European chocolate, taste several varieties, watch pralines being made, and create decorated chocolate bars with a chocolatier such as Paulina, Martina, or Michael.
“Great fun , Jacob was very helpful , chatty & a great help making our advent calendars !”
At Choco-Story Prague, you follow cocoa from Aztec and Maya customs to European chocolate-making through displays, videos, an audio guide, tastings, and a live praline demonstration. The visit lasts about 30 minutes and includes Czech, English, German, and Russian audio options.
“A small Museum, but an interesting one. Lots of products in order to buy, at the shop. The entrance in the Museum is from the shop. It is a little difficult to find it from the street.”
At Choco Art Museum Prague, two minutes from Old Town Square, you’ll tour chocolate sculptures of Prague landmarks before joining a 30 to 45 minute English-language workshop. Chocolatiers help you fill small molds, decorate your creation, and take it home. Expect a playful introduction, not a full cooking class.
“It is not a Workshop to "make" chocolate... it was a workshop to pour chocolate in small shapes. I expected a cooking class. The museum is very small but good looking. Could be at a better price though.”
At Choco Art Museum Prague, an English-speaking host welcomes you to a compact museum of chocolate sculptures, including Charles Bridge, Petřín Tower, and the Golem. Entry includes unlimited tastings and access to every exhibit, but no guided tour or transport.
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