With two girls (of 10 and 12) who really are not interested in visiting fusty museums and churches while on holiday, the idea of a sweet tour sounded like a much better way to explore on foot and so we jumped at the chance to do this sweet tour. The main guide, Kerrin, is on maternity leave, and so we... More

Many Many Many Apologies to Kerrin, I was suppose to post this review in May 2011 and now it's already 2013! When I returned home, I found out I was pregnant. So this post was put on a LONG hold. Kerrin's Sweet Zurich tour taught me a few things about the Swiss and their chocolate and it was definitely very... More

Kerrin is a passionate and marvelous guide. Very knowledgeable , friendly and love chocolates. My family and I as well as toddler enjoyed ourselves. We are also more knowledgeable with the great history of chocolates and the sweet treats throughout the tour. Visited four undiscovered chocolate hideout in Zurich. Thank you for the great experience, Kerrin.

First of all, apologies to Kerrin for a such a late review..got pregnant again after our return to Singapore...and the little one is now 6mos...thus planning for our next holiday n finally a chance to browse tripadvisor while the little ones are asleep...:) We (including little Ethan) had a fantastic and memorable time in Zurich because of the Sweet Zurich... More

My partner and I were on the tour alone with our guide, Tally. She was an absolute delight and took us through the alleyways and into little specialist chocolate shops and patisserie's, giving us an insiders view of the world of chocolate. Before this tour, I only thought of Lindt chocolate when I thought of Switzerland and whilst good, I... More

very friendly place for travellers. little expensive but you can also find less expensive good qaulity items.

We met up with Kerrin (the tour guide) near one of the busier train stops in the heart of Zurich, and we knew from the start that we were in for a "treat". After introducing ourselves to the other tour members (there were about 5 adults and 5 children in our group), we started off on our trek through Old... More

Of course one has to do a chocolate tour when in the land of chocolate. This is a small group walking tour. You learn about the history of Swiss chocolate and of course you get to taste Swiss chocolate. Very knowledgeable guide.

I e-mailed Kerrin about this tour, because I saw it on Trip Adviser. I wanted to see Zurich, and this was a great opportunity for me to see the city, and learn about chocolate. Kerrin new quite a bit about the chocolate history, but the small boutiques was really where it was at! I learned about the cocoa beans, different... More