The Gourmet Chocolate Museum Choco-Story

Chocaholics rejoice! Experience a tasty tour of the French capital at this much-loved chocolate museum.

Visit The Gourmet Chocolate Museum Choco-Story with Go City®

• With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
• A sumptuous tour around the chocolate museum.
• The opportunity to taste chocolate made on site.
• A virtual chocolate-making demonstration.
• Enjoy a free homemade hot chocolate at the end of the visit.
• Access to the gift shop to pick up delicious take-home treats.
• Enjoy a 10% discount at the chocolate shop, just show the cashier your pass!

Embark on an adventurous journey through 4,000 years and learn about the history of cocoa and chocolate through words, pictures, and delightfully sweet flavors.
 

The museum is home to a unique collection of 1000+ objects and artifacts dedicated to chocolate, and you’ll get to explore them all through the fascinating Choco Story, which charts the chocolate-making process from its origins to the present day. You’ll learn about key ingredients that go into your favorite bar, as well as how the chocolate-making process has changed and evolved throughout time.

Finally, a virtual demonstration will reveal the secret of making chocolates that are truly delicious.

Chocolate Museum Paris highlights

Mayan and Aztec exhibits – Discover an exhibition that charts the origins of chocolate from its Mayan and Aztec origins. Learn how the Mayans and Aztecs cultivated cocoa beans and refined the use of cocoa as a ‘food for the gods.’

European discovery – Learn how Europe fell in love with chocolate after discovering it in the 16^th Century as part of the Spanish colonization of Central America.

Divine samples – you'll have the chance to tickle your tastebuds with truly divine chocolate choices, from smooth milk varieties that hail from Ecuador and Costa Rica, to rich dark chocolates with a slightly bitter but sweet taste.

Getting in: present your pass at the main entrance.

Psst: show your pass at the end of the tour to enjoy a free hot chocolate.

For more information, visit the Gourmet Chocolate Museum website.