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8 of the Best Factory Tours in Germany

Go behind the scenes of Germany’s most famous exports and find out how German cars , chocolate, and beer are made. Many factories in Germany open their doors to curious visitors and offer them a look at how their products are built, brewed, and sewed - from start to finish.

Before you go on a factory tour in Germany, make sure to call ahead or check their website and ask about reservations and tours in English. And don’t forget to check out the factory stores afterward for some great deals.

BMW Car Factory Munich

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For BMW fans, Munich offers no less than three points of interest, all in walking distance from each other:

The BMW Museum - Traces back the history of the famous car.

BMW World - An architectural masterpiece which is the delivery center for BMWs and also houses exhibition halls, design ateliers, and workshops for kids.

BMW plant - Offers fascinating tours: Put on your safety goggles and factory coats and watch how giant conveyors lift the 3-series BMW to be welded by computer-controlled robots.

• Where : Petuelring 130, 80809 Munich

Haribo Gummy Factory

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The most famous gummy bears in the world come from Germany. Haribo Goldbären (gold bears) were born in 1920 in Bonn in West Germany .

Today, Haribo is the largest manufacturer of gummy sweets on the globe. Although you can’t enter the factory itself, you can visit the Haribo factory store, close to the original factory, which features an exhibition about Haribo and offers a wonderful variety of gummy bears for sweet prices.

•   Where : Am Neutor 3, 53113 Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Erdinger Brewery Munich

The world's largest brewer of wheat beer is located close to Munich and combines tradition and modern technology. At the Erdinger Brewery, the purest ingredients with age-old recipes make their way through a high-tech bottling plant.

On your tour, you will watch the brewing process from start to finish, explore the fermentation and filtration cellars, visit the computer-controlled warehouse, and learn how the beer is loaded and shipped around the world. More than one million bottles leave this brewery every day, but you can enjoy your fresh Hefeweizen in the brewery's beer garden.

• Where : Franz-Brombach-Str. 1-20, 85435 Erding

Chocolate Museum Cologne

Cologne ’s Chocolate Museum is home to a glass chocolate factory, where visitors of all ages can see how the cocoa bean turns into a chocolate bar. The machines in the small chocolate factory all have viewing windows, so you can get a detailed look at the individual production steps.

The exhibition tells you all about the rich history of chocolate, from the Mayan’s chocolate “drink of the gods” to today's commercials. If all this talk about chocolate made your mouth water, head to the 10-feet high chocolate fountain. The museum staff will be happy to dip a stick of waffle into the warm chocolate to give you a try.

Where : Am Schokoladenmuseum 1A, 50678 Cologne

Meissen Porcelain Factory

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300 years ago, Europe’s first porcelain was discovered in Meissen, close to Dresden . Today, Meissen porcelain ( Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meissen ) with its signature trademark, the crossed swords, is one of the most famous china manufacturers in the world.

You can tour various workshops that demonstrate the process of making the fine Meissen china by hand, from the modeling to the painting. There is also a museum, which holds a collection of 20,000 pieces from all periods, and an outlet store where you can hunt for some bargains.

• Where : Talstraße 9, 01662 Meissen

VW Factory and Autostadt Wolfsburg

Once again its cars - it is Germany after all. And the Volkswagen factory in Wolfsburg is just one hour away from Berlin and prides itself on being the largest auto plant in the world. There is a huge car museum, several pavilions dedicated to the various VW cars, driving courses for adults and kids, restaurants, a hotel, and of course the factory itself, which you can tour.

Another highlight: Embark on a glass elevator which takes you to the top of the 160 feet high glass Car Tower. They hold up to 800 custom-ordered cars, which are picked up by their buyers fresh from the factory.

Its adjacent “Autostadt” (car city) is a theme park dedicated to the automobile and offers everything car enthusiasts of all ages dream about.

Where : Stadtbrücke, 38440 Wolfsburg

Steiff Factory and Museum

Kids and collectors all over the world love the German Steiff plush toys with their signature “button in ear”. Created in 1880 by the German seamstress Margarete Steiff, the plush animals are made only out of the finest materials, such as felt, mohair, or alpaca.

You can visit the birthplace of the famous toys, Giengen, 90 miles west of Munich. After stopping by the largest Steiff shop in the world, make sure to check out the interactive toy museum and the workshops where the plush toys are still created by hand.

Where : Margarete-Steiff Platz 1, 89537 Giengen an der Brenz

Jagermeister Factory Tour

Not just fit for Frat boys, discover the German liquor of Jagermeister with a visit to its headquarters in Wolfenbuttel (about 200 km west of Berlin).

Tours are 1.5 hour and while you won't find out all the secret ingredients (there are 56!), English or German guides take visitors through production, into the herb cellar and through a tasting.

Where : Wolfenbuettel, Germany

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Welcome to the House of Läderach

If you love our fresh chocolate, the House of Läderach is the right place for you. Here you will find everything your chocolate heart desires. A Walk-In Atelier where you can make your own chocolate. A Chocolate Museum with everything you need to know about cocoa and our history. Moreover, Factory Tours, Chocolate Courses for young and old, our Läderach Café and large Factory Store. Visit us – and immerse yourself in the world of Läderach.

If you love our fresh chocolate, the House of Läderach is the right place for you. With a Walk-In Atelier where you can make your own chocolate, a Chocolate Museum, Factory Tours, Chocolate Courses, Läderach Café and Factory Store. Visit us!

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CHOCOVERSUM - The chocolate museum in Hamburg

Experience our interactive tour in hamburg`s chocolatemuseum, where chocolate is the star, in just 90 minutes our experts show you what makes chocolate so fascinating for us – from the fresh cocoa fruit to the final bar of chocolate., what makes a good chocolate and what about sustainability in cocoa cultivation, not only will you be tempted to try it, but also create a chocolate bar with your favorite ingredients., get ready for an experience that makes your chocolate heart grow fonder.

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Indulge in the exquisite pleasure of handmade chocolates, find unique gifts, explore the timeless delights of CHOCOVERSUM classics, or treat yourself to a soothing bath with our indulgent bath chocolate bars. Our doors are open seven days a week, offering a separate experience from the museum. This place makes every chocoholic’s heart beat faster.

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Chocolate Tourism in Germany

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Cologne Chocolate Museum (Reviews, Tickets, Opening Hours)

Updated on  September 7, 2023  

Ever thought of how delightful it would be to visit a place entirely dedicated to chocolate?

Well, I've been there. As a fellow chocolate lover and travel enthusiast, I can affirm that the Cologne Chocolate Museum is an absolute treat for the senses.

With this blog post, you will get a detailed insight into what makes this museum one of Cologne's most visited attractions and why it should top your itinerary when visiting Germany's fourth-largest city.

History and Origins of Chocolate at the Cologne Chocolate Museum

Tracing the ancient roots of chocolate with the olmecs, maya, and aztecs.

The Olmecs, an ancient civilization in Mesoamerica, were the first known chocolate enthusiasts. They revered cacao seeds and even incorporated them into their religious practices.

This love for chocolate was not exclusive to the Olmecs; it extended to other civilizations such as the Maya and Aztecs as well. [ 1 ]

As I journeyed through the Cologne Chocolate Museum, I couldn't help but marvel at how these grand civilizations laid the foundation for modern chocolate production.

Archaeologists have discovered traces of cacao residue within artifacts from these eras - a testament to just how integral this ingredient was in their culture.

Each civilization had its unique traditions surrounding chocolate, from processing methods right down to preparation techniques.

The museum does an enormous job highlighting this history and making connections between past traditions and current practices.

Modern chocolate production and techniques

You'll find yourself amazed at the intricate process of chocolate manufacturing showcased at the Cologne Chocolate Museum. From cocoa bean processing to the final creation of mouthwatering bars and confections, every step is laid out in an easy-to-understand manner.

Witness firsthand how technological advancements have revolutionized the industry - it's truly a marvel to see these machines and equipment in action!

The museum goes beyond production techniques to introduce you to 5,000 years worth of cocoa cultivation history. [ 2 ] Each exhibit tells a story that deepens your understanding and appreciation for this beloved sweet treat.

I found myself enthralled with all there was to learn! Plus, who can resist joining in on one of their decadent tastings or exciting workshops? It's not just about learning here, it’s about experiencing chocolate in its many delicious forms too!

Exhibits and Attractions at the Cologne Chocolate Museum

Interactive displays showcasing the chocolate making process.

I discovered a world of flavor at the Cologne Chocolate Museum, where interactive displays bring to life the complex process that transforms cocoa beans into our favorite treat.

This isn't your everyday museum visit; here you have the chance to engage with educational exhibits that showcase the bean-to-bar process.

Imagine stepping into a simulated chocolate factory or exploring touch screens loaded with games and engaging content about everything from cocoa cultivation to modern production techniques.

Instead of simply observing, you become part of the fascinating history and future of chocolate. This immersive experience truly lets you taste everything there is to know about this beloved dessert!

Incredible chocolate sculptures and artistic creations

As you explore the Cologne Chocolate Museum, you will be amazed by the incredible chocolate sculptures and artistic creations on display.

These edible masterpieces are meticulously crafted by talented chocolatiers who have perfected their skills over years of practice.

From intricately designed statues to stunning replicas of famous landmarks, these chocolate creations are truly works of art.

Each sculpture is made with the finest quality chocolate, ensuring a delicious treat for both your eyes and taste buds.

Be sure to take your time and appreciate the talent and creativity that goes into making these remarkable pieces.

Tasting sessions to indulge in different flavors and varieties

I absolutely loved the tasting sessions at the Cologne Chocolate Museum. They offered a fantastic opportunity to indulge in different flavors and varieties of chocolate.

The museum did an excellent job of showcasing the wide range of tastes that chocolate can have, from rich and velvety dark chocolate to smooth and creamy milk chocolate.

During the tasting sessions, I got to experience firsthand how different factors like cocoa percentage, origin, and processing techniques can affect the flavor profile of chocolate.

It was fascinating to learn about these nuances while savoring each delectable bite.

The variety of chocolates available for tasting was impressive. From single-origin chocolates made with beans sourced from specific regions around the world to innovative flavored creations, there was something to suit every palate.

It truly was a delightful sensory experience that elevated my love for chocolate to new heights.

Activities and Programs at the Cologne Chocolate Museum

Engaging workshops and classes to learn about chocolate making.

The Cologne Chocolate Museum offers engaging workshops and classes where visitors can learn about the art of chocolate making.

These educational experiences cater to both children and adults , providing hands-on learning opportunities for all ages.

From guided museum tours to interactive chocolate demonstrations, participants can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of cocoa and discover practical techniques for crafting their own delicious treats.

Teachers have the chance to enhance their knowledge through professional development programs, while students can enjoy memorable field trips that combine fun with education.

Whether you're a chocolate enthusiast or simply curious about the process behind this delectable treat, these workshops and classes are sure to satisfy your craving for knowledge.

Special events and festivals celebrating the love for chocolate

The Chocolate Museum in Cologne doesn't just offer exhibits and workshops, but also hosts special events and festivals that celebrate the love for chocolate.

From weddings to corporate meetings, the museum serves as a unique venue for various chocolate-related activities.

One of the highlights is the chocolate festival, where international chocolatiers present and sell their creations. It's an amazing opportunity for chocolate lovers to indulge in the finest chocolates from around the world.

So if you're a fan of all things sweet and decadent, be sure to check out these special events at the Cologne Chocolate Museum!

Enjoy a breathtaking view from the Cologne Giant Ferris Wheel

As you visit the Cologne Chocolate Museum, make sure to take a thrilling ride on the Cologne Giant Ferris Wheel .

Located at the museum itself, this observation wheel offers an unforgettable experience with its panoramic view of the city and the beautiful Rhine River.

From a height of 55 meters, you can soak in stunning vistas of Cologne's skyline and enjoy a bird's-eye perspective of its landmarks. The Ferris wheel features 42 modern gondolas, each fully glazed for maximum visibility.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to add some excitement to your visit while enjoying breathtaking views that will leave you in awe.

Plan Your Visit to the Cologne Chocolate Museum

Cologne chocolate museum opening hours.

The Cologne Chocolate Museum is a must-visit attraction when you're in Cologne. The museum is  open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. , so you have plenty of time to explore the world of chocolate.

Last admission one hour before closing. The production ends about 30 minutes before the museum closes.

Cologne Chocolate Museum Ticket Prices

• Adults: Single - 14.50€, Group* - 14.00€
• School Pupils/Children up to 18 years: Single - 8.50€, Group* - 8.00€
• Children under 6 years: Single - Free, Group* - Free
• Family Ticket***: Single - 37.50€
• Apprentices/Students: Single - 11.00€, Group* - 10.50€
• Senior Citizens (65+): Single - 13.00€, Group* - 12.50€
• Visitors with Disabilities**: Single - 8.50€, Group* - 8.00€

Weekend/Bank Holidays:

• Adults: Single - 16.00€, Group* - 15.50€
• School Pupils/Children up to 18 years: Single - 10.00€, Group* - 9.50€
• Family Ticket***: Single - 42.00€
• Apprentices/Students: Single - 12.00€, Group* - 11.50€
• Senior Citizens (65+): Single - 14.00€, Group* - 13.50€
• Visitors with Disabilities**: Single - 10.00€, Group* - 9.50€

*Groups from 15 persons.

** Accompanying person (B-pass) free.

*** 2 adults with own children up to 18 years.

Cologne Chocolate Location Details

The Chocolate Museum Cologne can be easily located as it is conveniently situated on the banks of the Rhine in Cologne's old town , or more precisely, within the Rhine itself. Situated at the pier head of the Rheinauhafen peninsula, the river surrounds the museum from both sides.

The most convenient way to reach the museum is by foot. Visitors coming from the old town and the Cologne Cathedral can walk upstream along the Rhine in a southerly direction. You will pass by the ship docks, heading directly towards the museum.

The distance from the Kölner Pegel, located below the Deutzer Brücke, is approximately 500 meters.

The Malakoff Tower, positioned right in front of the museum, serves as a distinctive landmark, allowing visitors to spot the chocolate fountain from a distance.

You can reach the Chocolate Museum from Cologne Central Station using the bus line 133.

Tips for making the most out of your visit

To make the most out of your visit to the Cologne Chocolate Museum, I highly recommend visiting the Chocolate Studio. Here, you can create your very own chocolate bar and take home a personalized sweet souvenir.

It's an interactive and fun way to engage with the chocolate-making process firsthand.

Another tip is to fully immerse yourself in the sensory experiences offered at the museum. Take your time exploring each exhibit and indulge in the delightful aromas of cocoa as you learn about its fascinating history.

Don't forget to satisfy your taste buds by attending one of the tasting sessions, where you can sample different flavors and varieties of chocolate.

Before planning your visit, check the museum's website for their current opening hours as they may vary throughout the year. Also, be aware that there might be admission fees to enter.

You can conveniently purchase tickets online or directly at the museum entrance.

Conclusion: Cologne Chocolate Museum

Indulge your taste buds and explore the fascinating history of chocolate at the Cologne Chocolate Museum. With interactive exhibits, stunning chocolate sculptures, and tasting sessions to satisfy your sweet tooth, this museum offers a delightful experience for visitors of all ages.

Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the delicious world of chocolate in the heart of Cologne.

1. What is the Cologne Chocolate Museum?

The Cologne Chocolate Museum is a museum dedicated to the history and production of chocolate, located in Cologne, Germany.

2. How much does it cost to visit the Cologne Chocolate Museum?

The ticket prices for visiting the cologne chocolate museum vary depending on age, day of visit and type of admission (e.g., adult, child, student). Scroll up to see the prices.

3. What can I expect to see at the Cologne Chocolate Museum?

At the Cologne Chocolate Museum, you can expect to see exhibits showcasing the history of cocoa cultivation and chocolate making processes. You can also learn about different types of chocolates and even participate in workshops or tastings.

4. Can I buy chocolates at the Cologne Chocolate Museum?

Yes, there is a shop within the Cologne Chocolate Museum where you can purchase a variety of chocolates and related products as souvenirs.

5. Are there any guided tours available at the Cologne Chocolate Museum?

Yes, guided tours are available at the Cologne Chocolate Museum for visitors who want a more in-depth experience and insight into its exhibits.

References:

1: Chocolate in Mesoamerica - World History Encyclopedia, retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/Chocolate_in_Mesoamerica/ 2: A Very Short History of Cocoa, retrieved from https://beyondbeans.org/2023/07/25/a-very-short-history-of-cocoa/

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Secure your spot by reserving tickets for the 10:00 AM tour in advance. We suggest opting for the 30-minutes audio guide tour, which provides ample time for a delightful experience. However, if you prefer a more immersive exploration, feel free to book the 1 hour guided tour —it’s entirely up to you!

Unparallel Family Fun at Europe’s Largest Waterfall – Rheinfall Adventure!

After your enchanting Lindt Chocolate Factory experience, get ready for another thrilling family adventure at around mid-day visiting the magnificent Rheinfall – Europe’s largest waterfall! This exclusive family-friendly tour isn’t just about sightseeing; it’s an immersive extravaganza designed to capture smiles and create lifelong memories. Tailored just for your family, our personalized guided tours ensure a unique experience. While you enjoy the breathtaking views of Europe’s largest waterfall, your personal photographer guide will capture every laugh, wide-eyed wonder, and thrilling moment. Share these priceless memories with your loved ones and cherish them for a lifetime. Experience the roaring majesty of the waterfall up close, discover the best photo spots, or embark on a recommended boat cruise for an even closer view. This family-style adventure promises magic beyond the falls!” Following short lunch, we depart for Switzerland for Germany for another great experience of this day!

Step into Blooming Bliss: Flower Paradise Island in Germany – An Unparalleled Experience

Following your exciting time at the Rheinfall, we begin for another extraordinary journey past mid-day, where the magic of Switzerland and Germany unfolds in a single day! Nestled at the heart of Central Europe’s largest lake, where four countries converge, Flower Paradise Island in Germany beckons you into a world of mesmerizing blooms. This serene haven, a true testament to environmental excellence, offers the perfect setting for family relaxation and the creation of cherished memories, not to be missed!

Situated on a beautiful lake, this meticulously maintained island boasts vibrant spring blooms from March to May, including snowdrops, crocuses, daffodils, blue stars, and tulips. In late spring and summer, enjoy the transformation with 12,000 rose plants and autumn dahlias.

For families, the island offers a playground backdrop for shared moments and memories. Witness your little ones connecting with park animals, playing in water playgrounds, and experiencing pure bliss. The enchanting experiences might pose a delightful challenge to coax kids away from the playgrounds, adding an extra layer of magic to your family journey. Join us for a family-friendly adventure filled with laughter, play, and unforgettable moments, turning each instant into a cherished memory!

NOTE: Visit during mid-March to mid-autumn for the optimal experience on Paradise Island. In off-seasons, we’ll offer the best alternative to ensure your visit is equally delightful.

The tour starts from the door-step of your hotel in Zurich at 09:30 AM, estimated to end at your hotel at 6:15 PM. The total duration of this tour is estimated to be around 8:45 hours but this would also include 1.15 hours of relaxing lunch, chocolate tasting at Lindt Factory, and plenty of relaxing time at the paradise wonderland.

Entrance and ticket prices (excluded)

Ticket price for paradise Island:   Adults: € 11.00, Students with ID: € 7.00, children until 12 years are free.

Ticket price for Lindt Chocolate Factory (individual price not group price): Adults: CHF 15, Seniors / Students: CHF 13, Children 8- 15 years: CHF 10. Children under 8 years are free of charge.

FAQ: What happens in bad weather?

Even when the weather takes an unexpected turn, we’ve got you covered with a contingency plan that’s always in the works. Typically a day or two before your tour, we’ll unveil a plan B, brimming with alternative options that will make your Swiss adventure even more unforgettable.

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8.45 hours (including lunch and coffee breaks)

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2 PAX – CHF 470 per person 3 PAX – CHF 314 per person 4 PAX – CHF 234 per person 5 PAX – CHF 188 per person 6 PAX – CHF 157 per person

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Fully refunded if cancelled 24 hours prior (processing fee of 4% is deducted by the bank)

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Plan your visit and book your online timeslot-ticket!

Save your timeslot-ticket in our ticket shop , so you avoid waiting times at the box office. Only the remaining tickets for this day are available at the box office.

All of our offers can be conveniently booked from home via our ticket shop. You can find questions and answers about your visit here .

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Monday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.* Tuesday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Wednesday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Thursday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Saturday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday : 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

*Note: Closed on Mondays from January 8 to March 18th, 2024

Last admission one hour before closing. The production ends about 30 minutes before the museum closes.

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The museum between the old town and Rheinauhafen, directly on the Rhine .

The Chocolate Museum Cologne is easy to find, it is conveniently located on the banks of the Rhine in Cologne’s old town or actually in the Rhine. Because as the pier head of the Rheinauhafen peninsula, the river flows around us from both sides.

The easiest way to reach us is on foot. Coming from the old town and the cathedral, walk upstream along the Rhine in a southerly direction. You will pass the ship docks and walk directly towards us. From the Kölner Pegel – below the Deutzer Brücke – it is about 500 meters.

The Malakoff Tower, which stands directly in front of the museum, serves as a prominent landmark. You can already make out the chocolate fountain from a distance.

Follow the main road along the Rhine embankment. As you approach the museum this road becomes the Holzmarkt. Our address is “Am Schokoladenmuseum 1a”. As many satellite navigation systems do not recognise this address, we recommend that you type in either “Holzmarkt” or “Rheinauhafen”.

Parking Parking is available very close to the museum. Use the underground carpark “Rheinauhafen”. There are three entrances on the main road along the Rhine embankment: one in the vicinity of the “Südbrücke”, another in the building of the law firm “Luther”, which is in near the tram line crossing, and a third at Bayenturm near the harbour offices (Harry-Blum-Platz). The underground car park is very long so drive to the end of the red zone and use the final staircase, 1.01. An elevator can be found at exit 1.03.

With the Schokoexpress mini railway

Even the journey to the Cologne Chocolate Museum can be a special experience – with Wolters’ “SCHOKO-Express”.

The “SCHOKO-Express” runs daily every 30 minutes from the “Burgmauer” (besides the Cologne Tourist Office) near the Cologne cathedral (Dom). The train travels through the old town, along the Rhine embankment, until it reaches the Chocolate Museum, where you can make a stop to visit us. After your visit, you can jump back onto the “Schoko-Express” and travel back through the upper old town towards the cathedral.

Schedule of the “Schoko-Express.

Combine your visit to the Chocolate Museum with a panoramic tour aboard the Rhine’s “white fleet”, the passenger ships provided by KölnTourist.

Bookable again from April 2023

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By bus and train.

This bus line connects the Chocolate Museum to the city’s rail network, providing connections to the stops Chlodwigplatz, Ubiering and Heumarkt. Multiple tram and underground lines can be reached from these stops.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can i buy tickets for the chocolate museum.

You can purchase your timeslot-tickets online or at our box office. Only remaining tickets are available at the box office.

Plan your visit and buy your online-ticket in our Webshop .

If you also visit the museum in the off-peak hours in the early morning or late afternoon, then there are likely to be fewer guests in the chocolate museum.

Where can I buy tickets for guided tours?

You can book guided tours through our webshop. You can purchase remaining spaces on site at the box office. You can buy your online-ticket in our Webshop .

What are the opening hours?

The Chocolate Museum is open daily is open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.

Note: Closed on Mondays from January 8 to March 17, 2024

Closed during the carnival period from February 5th to 14th 2024!

Are there lockers?

Our staff will be happy to take your cloakroom in the foyer. The fee is € 1.50 and € 5,00 for the group box. There are no lockers available.

Is it possible to return entrance tickets ?

Our general terms and conditions apply.

Do the Chocolate Museum have house rules?

We warmly welcome you to our house and wish you a pleasant stay. At the beginning of your visit, we would like to familiarise you with the house rules. To the house rules of the Chocolate Museum

Who is the owner of the Chocolate Museum?

The chocolate museum is privately owned by the founding Imhoff family. The museum is self-supporting and can earn its running costs independently – an exception in the museum world.

What ist the appropriate age for a visit to the Chocolate Museum?

We are a family-friendly museum and welcome all big and small chocolate fans to our museum. Our offers are particularly suitable for different age groups. There are guided tours for children from 4 years and guided tours for children from 8 years. Our courses can also be booked from the age of 8, but children up to the age of 10 need an accompanying adult.

Are accompanying persons for children required?

From the age of 12, children can also visit the Chocolate Museum on their own. However, it is more enjoyable as a group experience with friends or family.

Is the Chocolate Museum accessible to disabled people?

All of the museum’s exhibition rooms, including the CHOCOLAT Grand Café and the CHOCOLAT Shop, have barrier-free access. Step-free pathways to the building, ramps, and three elevators enable visitors with disabilities to experience everything the museum has to offer.

Day trip to Cologne - How long can I stay at the Chocolate Museum?

You can spend several hours in the chocolate museum. It is also a wonderful destination in Cologne and is ideal for family outings in rain and bad weather. You can complement your visit with a guided tour, a course or a tasting.

Is there catering at the Chocolate Museum?

Sweet dreams come true at the CHOCOLAT Grand Café ! Let us spoil you in the café with delicious cake and chocolate specialities. Hot drinking chocolates, chocolate cakes, fondants au chocolat, fresh waffles, chocolate fondues, various sweet and savoury crêpes, salads – no wishes remain unfulfilled here. If the weather is fine, enjoy the view of the Rhine from the terrace.

Which methods of payment are there?

At the box office we accept EC card and all major credit cards as well as cash payment. Tickets, courses, guided tours and tastings can be conveniently purchased in advance via our online booking system. Payment can be made by PayPal, PayPal Express or credit card.

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When is the final admission to the museum.

Final admission is one hour before closing! The production facilities close approximately 30 minutes before the museum closing time.

Are dogs permitted to the museum?

The Chocolate Museum is a food production facility. Therefore Dogs are not permitted inside the museum.

Are there parking lots?

Parking is available very close to the museum. Use the underground carpark “Rheinauhafen”. There are three entrances on the main road along the Rhine embankment: one in the vicinity of the “Südbrücke”, another in the building of the law firm “Luther”, which is in near the tram line crossing, and a third at Bayenturm near the harbour offices. The underground car park is very long so drive to the end of the red zone and use the final staircase, 1.01. An elevator can be found at exit 1.03. Find opening hours and parking tariff here .

Further car parks can be found in the “Maritim” hotel and beneath the Heumarkt. It is only a short walk (500m) from there along the Rhine embankment to the museum.

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Experience the interactive world of chocolate for young and old. Visit our Lindt Home of Chocolate, where the biggest Lindt Chocolate Shop (500 m 2 ) and the spectacular Lindt chocolate fountain are waiting for you, as well as an interactive chocolate tour all about the Swiss cultural heritage of chocolate. Dive into the world of chocolate and experience something really special. Whether you come alone, with your family and friends, or with colleagues, we look forward to your visit.

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In our museum, you can journey back to the origins of chocolate and experience how cocoa conquered Europe. Meet the Swiss chocolate pioneers who made our lives sweeter with their inventions. Follow the chocolate manufacturing process in our modern test facilities. And find out just how irresistible Swiss chocolate is for yourselves.

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Planning a birthday, company event, a drinks reception or another special occasion? You’ll find the perfect location here. For example, our CHOCOLATERIA or the lounge with space for up to 60 people, and the auditorium, which can accommodate up to 100 people.

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The Lindt Home of Chocolate is a state-of-the-art experience for chocolate lovers. The building, designed by celebrated architects Christ & Gantenbein, houses an interactive chocolate world that will delight young and old alike. With a more than nine meter high chocolate fountain, a multimedia museum, a café, chocolate courses and the biggest Lindt chocolate shop in the world, the Lindt Home of Chocolate is an exciting chocolate experience for the whole family.

Whether you’re visiting alone, with friends and family or as part of a school trip or company event, here you can experience chocolate with all of your senses in a new and entertaining way. And your sense of taste will certainly be enjoying the lion’s share of that! At the Lindt Home of Chocolate you can sample delicacies, create your own chocolate or have your chocolates individually designed by our very own Lindt Master Chocolatiers.

Join us on an exciting tour through the world of chocolate! Journey back to the origins of chocolate and experience how cocoa conquered Europe. Meet the Swiss chocolate pioneers who changed – or at least “sweetened” – our lives with their inventions. Marvel at all the work it takes to transform cocoa beans into melt-in-your-mouth chocolate. Follow the chocolate manufacturing process in our modern test facilities. And find out just how irresistible Swiss chocolate is for yourselves.

During your visit, make sure to pop into the Café, where we’ll make more than just your sweet dreams come true. We also offer some delicious savory meals and snacks, and really put the emphasis on quality. We look forward to spoiling you. How about some of our popular waffles, freshly baked and made extra special with our finest chocolate?

You can reach the Lindt Home of Chocolate from most parts of Zürich in just 20 minutes, with transport links by boat, bus, train and car. On this page you can find out all about offers, prices, journey, news and much more. We look forward to your visit.

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