PRAGUE · CHOCOLATE TOURS
The 10 best prague chocolate tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
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.
At Chocotopia in Průhonice, you’ll follow chocolate from cacao plantation to finished treat. Taste raw cacao and cocoa drinks, see vintage machinery and modern production behind glass, meet parrots, ride a container elevator, and add a hands-on workshop to make your own chocolate.
“we could taste different types of chocolates even making them”
At Prague’s Choco Art Museum, an English-speaking host or greeter introduces a compact set of chocolate displays, a chocolate fashion salon, interactive Golem exhibit, and sensory rooms. The $14 ticket is valid for two months, but plan for a short visit rather than a full afternoon.
“It was cool to see everything from chocolates but it was quite small and the smell wasnt so nice”
Spend about 50 minutes at Prague’s Choco Art Museum with English-language assistance, interactive exhibits, a chocolate smell quiz, and unlimited tasting of liquid chocolate flavors. Alena is praised for friendly service. The hands-on chocolate-making workshop costs extra, so check your package before booking.
“It took a while to get in as the shop was busy with those wishing to buy chocolates and tickets took some time to get. However, once in the staff members were friendly, spoke good English, and instructed us in what to expect.”
Create personalized chocolate tablets with help from a professional chocolatier, then explore Choco-Story Prague with an audio guide. The 90-minute visit includes museum admission, chocolate tasting, an English option, and a clean, playful workshop suited to most participants.
“Pauline was very knowledgeable and explained everything well. We had a great visit and loved the chocolate tasting and the chocolate we made.”
At Prague’s Choco Art Museum, you’ll see chocolate sculptures, coronation jewels, and chocolate fashion pieces, then explore pairings and hot chocolate flavors. Add the workshop to make your own chocolate souvenir. The basic visit takes about 30 minutes and is offered with a mobile ticket in English.
“The actual museum is very nice and interesting. It's amazing the work have been put in to create these works. The only thing I didn't like was that it is a bit too much pricey. I think around 7-8 euros would be a reasonable price for it.”
At Choco Art Museum Prague, you explore playful exhibits about Prague, test interactive games and scents, taste hot chocolate, and create a chocolate piece in a small workshop led by helpful staff such as Alena. The visit lasts about one hour and suits families, couples, and chocolate fans.
“I liked the service of Alena. She was very nice and helpful. Thad museum is wonderful and tasty………………………………….,,,,.. 😁”
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