Admission to: Chocolate Museum in Paris
Tour guide
Transport
Free for children aged 0-2
Children aged 18+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Audio commentary is available in English / Spanish / Portuguese / Japanese / German / French / Italian
This activity is wheelchair-accessible
Satisfy your sweet cravings in Paris by embarking on a captivating exploration of the chocolate-making process. This delectable journey unfolds from the initial harvest stages to the creation of beloved treats, narrated by skilled chocolatiers who unveil its fascinating history, spanning from ancient civilizations like the Aztecs and Maya to the contemporary era. Contrary to modern assumptions, chocolate addiction has deep roots, with the Olmec using cacao 4,000 years ago. Immerse yourself in a charming chocolate museum, discovering the unique qualities of the cacao tree and its transformation into precious beans. Learn about the Maya and Aztecs, who traded in cacao beans, and attend a virtual chocolate-making demo by Meilleurs Ouvriers de France winners, followed by a delightful tasting. Uncover the evolution from handmade to factory-made chocolate, showcasing diverse varieties like milk chocolate, bars, hollow figures, and pralines—an enticing journey through the rich history and evolution of this irresistible treat