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Choco-Story Paris - The Chocolate Museum
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Choco-Story Paris - The Chocolate Museum

By Choco-Story Paris - Musee Du Chocolat
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Paris visitors with a sweet tooth can uncover the story of chocolate at the tastiest attraction in the city: the Gourmet Chocolate Museum. Part foodie tour and part history lesson, your ticket gives you access to exhibits on the history of chocolate, from the Aztecs to artisan chocolatiers. Along the way, see how chocolates are made, enjoy a few samples, and upgrade to sip a cup of hot chocolate.
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Duration: 1h 30m
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Highlights
  • Visit the Gourmet Chocolate Museum in Paris with your pre-booked tickets
  • Watch chocolate-making demonstrations and taste sweets from around the world
  • Download the smartphone-ready museum app, and access the audio guide
  • Get a great value, with entry, chocolate tastings, and audio guide included

  • All you can eat, tastings included
  • Cup of hot chocolate (if option selected)
  • Virtual demonstration
  • Entry/Admission - Choco-Story Paris - Musee Du Chocolat
What's not included
  • Guide
  • Gratuities
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Food and drinks, unless specified


Departure details
  • 28 Bd de Bonne Nouvelle, 75010 Paris, France Departure Point: Choco-Story, The Gourmet Chocolate Museum (Musée Gourmand du Chocolat), central Paris Address: 28 Boulevard de Bonne Nouvelle, 75010 Paris Directions: The closest metro station is Bonne Nouvelle (lines 8 and 9) Dates: Daily Return point: Returns to original departure point
Return details
  • Returns to original departure point

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Stroller accessible
  • Near public transportation
  • Transportation is wheelchair accessible
  • Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 6308CHOCOLATE

  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • Most travelers can participate

  • All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.

What you can expect during your visit
  • Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
  • Face masks required for travelers in public areas
  • Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
  • Social distancing enforced throughout experience
  • Contactless payment for gratuities and add-ons
  • Face masks required for guides in public areas
  • Safety precautions are provided by the property and are not checked by Tripadvisor for accuracy.

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Choco-Story Paris - Musee Du Chocolat
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  • teecherzpet
    teecherzpet
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    Fun workshop
    We began the workshop by dipping marshmallows, orange slices and chocolate squares into the pots of melted chocolate after the chocolatier demonstrated how to do so. Then he demonstrated how to make the chocolate bars and how to make a swirl. It would have been better if we started with the making of the chocolate bars as they needed time to set properly. As they would have been setting, then we could have dipped our other treats into the chocolate pots as they required only 30 seconds to set. Also, the chocolatier did not have the patience required to work with children. My family did not have problems, but he (the chocolatier) was very impatient with others. The scavenger hunt is not kid-friendly at all! They definitely need to revamp that and keep it to one simple sheet as opposed to a multi-page booklet whereby the answers were very difficult for the kids to find. Overall, we did have fun and enjoyed eating what we made!
  • U6764HZstephenc
    U6764HZstephenc
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    Nope
    Avoid this. It's 45 minutes of dipping things in chocolate. Totally not worth the $45. With so many things to do around Paris, don't waste your time here.
  • FlySleepEat
    FlySleepEat
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    Not a chocolate MAKING workshop
    Title is misleading. You don’t get to make any chocolates. You basically dip things like marshmallows and orange candy and fudge squares in liquid chocolate. Then you squeeze molten chocolate into molds to make chocolate bars. Save your money. Do something else with your time in Paris. Definitely not worth $220 for 5 people. We were a small group of people ages 17 - 76 and would definitely not do it again.
  • gelilah2023
    gelilah2023
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    Not worth your time.
    Not a good experience for my family. The Museum is pretty awful and if you’re traveling here from another country, you won’t want to waste time on it.
  • Claire E
    Claire E
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    samples of chocolate and amazing hot chocolate
    it is so interesting to see how chocolate was really made. it has been two years but l can still remember that after that l swore l would never eat chocolate again ( but of course l still eat chocolate to this day.)
  • djhjohnson
    djhjohnson
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    Good for chocolate lovers
    It was fun! It’s a small museum but has a lot of interesting facts about the history of chocolate. You get to taste chocolate as your walking through the museum and they do a demonstration at the end. You get a beautiful praline at the end. Stairs
  • Thorragnorok
    Thorragnorok
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    Amazing!
    Amazing place, great for kids At starting they give u 4 chocolates to try and also give kids a treasure hunt. Museum was very interesting while showing the history of chocolate. BTW first floor is a haven for all chocolate lovers as there is a chocolate dispenser there telling that you can have as many chocolates as u want for free.Demonstration was also nice. I highly recommend this place.
  • pharming_48
    pharming_48
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    Chocolate!
    Nice little museum. Tasty. Fragrant, a couple of hours to see chocolate shapes, taste test and small shop
  • nesszed
    nesszed
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    Choco Story
    In my opinion, that place is not wors the entrance ticket price. The chocolate making show is very speedy and short. The museum itself is nothing special, by sure, you can find much more interesting places in Paris.
  • JDUR26
    JDUR26
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    Excellent walk through the history of chocolate
    We've been to a few chocolate stories and museums before in various places but we still learned something new, which was great. The artefacts on display were very interesting, especially the Aztec/Mayan artefacts. Plenty of free chocolate samples and the huge sculptures in the 3rd section of the tour were incredible. Plenty to marvel at. The demonstration of praline truffle making was great too, chocolatier was very informative and excellent at giving his demonstration in both French and English at the same time. We also had a chocolate drink and bag of chocolate included in our ticket price. We chose the Hazelnut Chocolate Slush as it was a hot day and this was delicious. The big bag of chocolate we received was also surprising. Thought it would have been smaller. All in all though, it still felt a touch expensive for what we got, but its well worth a visit.
  • Larsfam
    Larsfam
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    free chocolate!
    Not only was this an informative museum that chronicled the history of chocolate, but there were free samples throughout the museum. There was no limit on the chocolate. We visited the museum on our first day in Paris and what a sweet welcome! The chocolate making demonstration was fun, too!
  • Con21
    Con21
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    very tasty and interesting
    Museum of the history of chocolate presented in a fascinating way with as much chocolate as you want to eat on the premises! There is also a workshop and a demonstration. Especially interesting are the clothes and shoes made from chocolate. I think the chocolate Eiffel Tower melted in July's heatwave
  • valerier22
    valerier22
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    Kid's Workshop was a favourite!
    I booked the chocolate workshop for me and my 8 year old. I was worried that the workshop might be too advanced for her but it was just right; not too long that kids would get bored and lots of creativity possible. Several families were there and everyone seemed to have a great time. The chef explained everything really well in French and English. We had several different types of dipped chocolates and bars to make (and take with us, so lots of chocolates to eat the rest of our vacation), and my kid was so proud of her work. Lots of smiles all around! This hands-on activity was a nice break from the usual tourist stuff. And the chocolate museum was fun, too. I strongly recommend it!
  • B4035OOkeiths
    B4035OOkeiths
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    Something a little different while in Paris
    If you are tired of all of the 'standard' Paris things to do, and tired of the crowds, I recommend checking out this museum. This is a relatively small museum (two floors of displays and a demonstration area in the basement) detailing the argoculture and history of Chocolate. They also have samples of 4 different chocolates (milk, intermediate, dark, and white) available for tasting/eating throughout the museum. It takes about 30-60 minutes to look at the displays. Everything is well maintained and air conditioned (a welcome thing in the summer heat of Paris). They also perform regular demonstrations where they show how chocolate is made and molded into different confections. Finally, they offer 'classes' where they teach you how to create your own chocolates, though, really, they are more 'fun' than educational. They basically have the same 4 types of chocolate and you create various creations by dipping, coating, and piping the chocolate. Admittedly, this is not 'high culture,' this would qualify as a morning's distraction.
  • gloriouslybright
    gloriouslybright
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    Not much to see, if you miss the demonstration
    I felt feeling a bit cheated on because at the counter we were told where the chocolate making demonstration would be taking place but we were not told that the next one would be on the following day! Without this I think the tickets are a bit of a rip-off. Had we been told, we would have come back another day.
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Sarg33388
Denver, CO72 contributions
The museum was just okay. The staff were friendly, but we were underwhelmed by the displays and the chocolate demonstration turned out to be watching a video (rather than live). With so many great museums in Paris to choose from, I'd recommend skipping this one in favor of another.
Written July 18, 2021
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RichieD
Exeter, UK28 contributions
Feb 2020
For a cheap, interesting little stroll around a museum this is perfect for a chocolate lover and a decent way to kill some time. There are containers of different chocolates to sample throughout the tour. There was also a chocolate making demonstration. I think we paid €13 each for a ticket which included a hot chocolate after the tour. Money well spent.
Written February 12, 2020
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ledessert
United Kingdom27 contributions
Feb 2022
This was the second time we went there, the first one was in 2015. The reason why we came agin because we enjoyed that very much - we liked the live demonstration, the chocolate tasting. However, this time, only on screen demonstration, two chocolates were given at the reception, yes ONLY two chocolates!

I understand that due to COVID, there might be changes, so when I bought tickets online, I checked the details on both English and French versions. The English said we could "taste more than 10 different chocolates"; while the French version said "goûter plus de 5 chocolats différents". Therefore, we were totally disappointed when we only got 2 chocolates!!!

Since chocolate tasting is an important experience for this trip, I believe we will not come again.
Written March 1, 2022
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Flitany
Durham, UK18 contributions
Aug 2022 • Family
Visited the museum with a 5 and 7 year old, the whole family loved it! The exhibits are really interesting and the story is well laid out across the museum- I learnt so much that I didn’t know about chocolate! The kids get little activity packs and there is also a free audio guide you can access on your phone. Plenty of chocolate to eat across the museum that went down well and brings the exhibits to life. Everything was available in English and I think several other languages too. We spent a good 2 hours looking around. Situated right by Bonne Nouvelle metro so easy to find for tourists.
Written August 21, 2022
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Gelila H
5 contributions
Apr 2023
Worst experience ever! Now I know why this place is not recommended. The museum is a joke and the employees are even worse. There is really nothing at all to see in the museum - we showed up for our workshop at 4:20 for a 4:15pm appointment. The workshop is supposed to last 45 minutes. Can you believe they would not let us in! They said we were too late for the workshop and that it is full now. I have a paid ticket. How is it possible for it to be full and too late! I realize we were 5 minutes late but traffic in Paris is completely unpredictable and they had blocked the road! They said the chocolate had to set so it was too late! Really? I had my 2 young children in tears! Literally booked our day around this one event which I actually PAID for and they would not honor our workshop! Completely unacceptable and now I know why the hotels do not recommend this place! It sucks! Save yourself the inconvenience of traveling out of the way for this! I should have booked the other chocolate tours that were recommended. This is what you’re traveling to see in the ‘museum’.

We even asked to just watch the workshop that we pod for and we’re denied because they said it was ‘full’? How is it full if I paid for the space? 4 spaces to be exact?
Written April 5, 2023
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charbias
Nelspruit, South Africa163 contributions
Jan 2020
The displays are laid out in an interesting and interactive manner. There are containers of chocolate that you can sample along the way! The demonstration on how to make chocolate with fillings was a little disappointing as the chocolatier spoke French then translated into English - but it was done at such a speed it was difficult to understand either the French or the English. It's a lovely place to take the kids, but also for the kids at heart.
Written January 8, 2020
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Nicole S
Boulogne-Billancourt, France4 contributions
Aug 2022 • Family
My 4 year old and 13 year old both enjoyed themselves at the museum today. The game booklet helped them to get involved with the exhibits instead of just browsing passively. There was lots of interesting information, well presented and easy to understand even for my 4 year old with multimedia displays, antiques and reconstructions. There was lots of chocolate to taste at several points in the museum. We spent a good couple of hours there and the kids were in no hurry to leave. The hot chocolate is good too. A nice indoor activity for families.
Written August 30, 2022
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melhuey2016
Marietta, GA134 contributions
We were underwhelmed by this experience. It is a self-guided tour. The museum is older and the story of chocolate takes work to put together by reading the placards on the wall. There is a free hot chocolate at the end of the tour, which was average. We were hoping for a more exciting experience.
Written November 21, 2022
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Emily M
Leiden, The Netherlands390 contributions
My child actually liked it, but I thought it was pretty dull. We were only there an hour and both ready to go by that point. The chocolate on offer is very low quality - little hard waxy disks. I’d rather go to a proper chocolaterie and spend my money there.
Written December 30, 2022
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Nadav
Rehovot, Israel35 contributions
Dec 2022
I went to the museum with my son [2yr] and my wife and it was fun. I enjoyed the explanations, the decor, and the way they explain in multiple languages the story of chocolate. It's also great that you can taste different kinds of chocolates in different areas
Written December 8, 2022
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