Really good fun and great little chocolates to take home. Definitely worth taking a look round the museum as well whilst you are there. You can get there early and do the museum first or go after the workshop.

Chocolate workshop with 15 and 9 year old. It was well organised with an experienced teacher! We felt it could have been a little longer as we were just getting the hang of things and it was time to wrap up! I suppose if longer it might not be suitable for younger kids. Thomas, our teacher was lovely. My 9 year old particularly liked the print outs that could be copied through the paper

We had a fab workshop with Louisa. She taught us so much about chocolate and showed us how to make our own praline filled chocolates. She let us try as much chocolate as we could manage and we got to take all our chocolates we made home with us. Was so much fun and was great to taste a raw cocoa bean! Thanks Louisa!! :)

So much fun to do with my family! The chocolate used made delicious personal creations. We really enjoyed participating in this event.

The instructor was lovely and we had a wonderful time making delicious chocolate. I highly recommend this workshop!

Brilliant time at the workshop, the chocolatier was fantastic. The museum was great, got loads to see.

We had a blast! The instructor was great and the chocolate was delicious! We did not do the tour as we were exhausted but I’m sure it was great.

The highlight of our trip to Bruges! Perfect activity for families & teens. Our instructor was so friendly and helpful - and in just a few minutes showed us all how to make our own chocolate creations. Choices of 3 different chocolates and lots of different toppings to make it creative and really fun! I’d recommend this spot to anyone - a real unique experience with lots of tasty treats to take home from your vacation.

Had a really great time, the instructor was very good, we are not very creative but managed to have a lot of fun. Great value for money too.

It was a lot of fun! We made our own chocolate with white, milk and dark chocolate. The instructor was friendly and her instructions were easy and fun. The museum was good and some of it was interactive which was very cool. I recommend booking the workshop in advance online.

We really enjoyed this experience, great guidance from Laurence & we were able to experiment with different shapes & toppings & we then bagged them up to take home. Highly recommended

Just about worth a visit, some interesting bits to see. It wasn't busy but I can imagine it being a nightmare at peak season so I would go very early if that's when you are travelling. There is free chocolate at the end but I would avoid, the amount of fingers grabbing from where they are released, especially all the kids, is kind of disgusting.

We had great fun shaping and decorating chocolate with guidance from Louisa. An excellent experience.

Excellent place to visit when in Bruges. Telling the story of how chocolate is made. And the live demonstration at the end is great.

Our family took the self-guided tour, and we were treated to a heap of information of the history of chocolate, from farming in South America, production in Belgium, how recipes/trends started, and modern use. The tour culminates with some samples being available, and a brilliant chocolatier providing a multi-lingual presentation which includes a sample of a praline. It is wonderful.