Chocolate museums around the world

Know about Chocolate museums on World Chocolate Day.

Wednesday, 7th July 2021

Don’t we all like chocolate? Even in this day and age, when most of us do our best to stay healthy, one thing is sure to destroy any diet plan. On World Chocolate Day, we will take you to visit some of the most famous chocolate museums in the world. So what is your favorite type of chocolate?

Lindt Home of Chocolate, Switzerland

As one of the best chocolate brands in the world, you can get close to Lindt chocolate in this Swiss museum. You have the opportunity to experience this chocolate tour through an audio guide, which will tell you about the history of chocolate and the role of cocoa in its production. The best part of this trip is that you can enjoy Lindt chocolate without a limit, which means unlimited tasting.

Cadbury World, United Kingdom

Located in Birmingham, this is a great place for kids. The museum opened to the public in 1990 and has since been providing entertainment for people from all over the world. Here you can experience a self-service exhibition tour, which is divided into 14 areas. Each area is different in its own way, telling the story of the brand and the history of chocolate. Enjoy afternoon tea, unlimited chocolates, etc.

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Hershey's Chocolate World, United States

Hershey's is one of the largest chocolate manufacturing companies in the world, with multiple visitor centers. The first started in Pennsylvania. It has some of the best experiences around chocolate, which is sure to be a big hit with kids. Besides a chocolate tour, you can also make your own chocolate bars here. It's not exciting? Then there is the tram adventure and the Christmas adventure exploration.

Imhoff Chocolate Museum, Germany

Located in Cologne, this is an impressive chocolate museum that is sure to delight you. It was opened in 1993 and since then it has been satisfying tourists. There is a three-meter-high chocolate fountain where the wafers are dipped and distributed to tourists. Of course, there is a visit, the museum also has a shop with a great variety of chocolates, which will definitely confuse you.

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