What is the price of the chocolate museum?

Adult ticket (ages 27–65): €16. Youth (ages 12–26) and seniors 65+: €14. Children (ages 3–11): €10. Reduced mobility ticket: €14.

What is the address of the chocolate museum in Brussels?

Rue de l'Étuve 41, 1000 Brussels.

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Q: What are the opening hours of the cocoa and chocolate museum?

The museum is open every day from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Last admission at 5:00 pm. Closed on December 25th, January 1st, January 5th and January 16th.

Q: Is the museum accessible with strollers?

Strollers are not allowed in the museum route. A stroller parking area is available. A baby carrier is recommended.

Q: How does the museum visit work?

The average visit lasts between 60 and 90 minutes. An audioguide is included and available in 11 languages.

Q: Do I need to book my tickets in advance?

Online booking is strongly recommended to avoid waiting times at the entrance.

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Discover Choco Story Brussels, the first chocolate museum in Belgium

Dive into the heart of Belgian chocolate history at Choco Story Brussels, the first chocolate museum in Belgium.

Located in the heart of the capital, the museum showcases the history and evolution of chocolate through a fun and interactive tour.Book your ticket now and step into the wonderful world of chocolate at our cocoa and chocolate museum.
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What is the price for the Chocolate Museum?

For a visit with an audioguide, we charge: €16 for adults, €14 for youths (12–26 years) and seniors (65+), €10 for children (3–11 years).

The price of the chocolate museum includes entrance to the museum, the use of audioguides (available in 11 languages), and the tasting of artisanal chocolate.

What are the opening hours of the cocoa and chocolate museum?

Choco-Story, The Chocolate Museum, is open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last admission at 5 p.m.

We welcome you all year round from Monday to Sunday, including public holidays and school holidays. However, the museum will be closed from January 4, 2027 to January 15, 2027.

What is the address of our chocolate museum in Brussels?

Our museum is located at 41 Rue de l’Étuve, 1000 Brussels, just steps from the Grand Place and Manneken Pis.Right in the heart of the capital, it's easily accessible from anywhere in Belgium.

Live in Flanders or Wallonia? We are less than 10 minutes from Brussels Central Station and easily reachable from major cities such as Liège, Namur, or Hasselt.

Want to visit us using public transport in Brussels? Our Chocolate Museum is near Central Station, Grand-Place, Manneken-Pis, or Grand Sablon stops.For visitors by car, several parking options are available nearby.

Is the museum accessible with strollers?

Strollers are not allowed inside the museum exhibition area. A stroller parking area is available. We recommend bringing a baby carrier to make your visit easier with little ones.

Plan your visit to our chocolate museum in Belgium

Want to discover Choco Story Brussels and learn more about the world of chocolate?Looking to schedule a chocolate workshop with family or for a business event?

Located in the heart of Brussels, the Chocolate Museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Last entry at 5:00 PM.

Suitcases and large travel bags are not allowed in the exhibition area. An unsupervised cloakroom is available at the museum entrance.

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How does the museum visit work?

Our museum invites you to explore the history of cocoa and Belgian chocolate through a fun and interactive journey.
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The museum tells the story of the origin and evolution of cocoa and chocolate, and features a unique collection of both old and modern items related to the chocolate world.

‍Highlight of the visit: a live demonstration workshop of traditional Belgian praline making.
In total, the visit lasts between 1 and 1.5 hours.
For guided group tours, the duration is approximately 1.5 hours.
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Do I need to book my tickets in advance?

To best organize your visit, we encourage you to book your tickets via our online reservation form, especially during busy periods.

This ensures audioguide availability and helps avoid queues at the museum entrance.

Please note: our chocolate workshops are available by reservation only.

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Is the museum accessible?

To ensure a safe visit, online booking is mandatory, click here

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The Chocolate Museum is equipped to welcome manual wheelchairs.
Unfortunately, electric wheelchairs are not permitted.

For hearing-impaired visitors, a French sign language video guide is available free of charge upon presentation of an ID card.
For other languages, we provide a written transcript of the audioguide content.

For visually impaired visitors, adapted guided tours are available by reservation.
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In which languages is the visit available?

The visit is accessible thanks to an audio guide available in 11 languages, which allows the museum to welcome visitors from all over the world. Everyone can discover the history of chocolate in their own language and move at their own pace. This solution makes the visit particularly comfortable for families, international travellers and groups made up of several nationalities. The information remains identical whichever language is chosen, in order to offer a quality experience to all visitors.

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Included in the ticket price, available in 11 languages

Address & Location

Choco Story Brussels is included in the Brussels Card!

Choco-Story Brussels +
Belgian Beer World:

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Prices

16€

Adult ticket (27–65 years)

14€

Youth ticket (12–26 years) & Seniors (65+)

10€

Child ticket (3–11 years)

rate for people with reduced mobility

14€

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Combo Ticket

28€

Adult ticket (27–65 years)

24€

Youth ticket (12–26 years) & Seniors (65+)

16€

Child ticket (0–11 years)

rate for people with reduced mobility
Choco-Story Brussels + FrietMuseum

24€

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Chocolate Museum

Dive into a world of indulgence at the Chocolate Museum

Opening Hours

Opening Time

Last admission

Average visit duration

Closing days

Included in the ticket price, available in 11 languages

Address & Location

Choco Story Brussels is included in the Brussels Card!

Choco-Story Brussels +Belgian Beer World:

Choco-Story Brussels +Atomium:

Prices

16€

Adult ticket (27–65 years)

14€

Youth ticket (12–26 years) & Seniors (65+)

10€

Child ticket (3–11 years)

rate for people with reduced mobility

14€

ticket

Combo Ticket

28€

Adult ticket (27–65 years)

24€

Youth ticket (12–26 years) & Seniors (65+)

16€

Child ticket (0–11 years)

rate for people with reduced mobilityChoco-Story Brussels + FrietMuseum

24€

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Plan your visit to the Chocolate Museum:

Discover Choco Story Brussels, the first chocolate museum in Belgium

What is the price for the Chocolate Museum?

What are the opening hours of the cocoa and chocolate museum?

What is the address of our chocolate museum in Brussels?

Is the museum accessible with strollers?

Plan your visit to our chocolate museum in Belgium

How does the museum visit work?

Do I need to book my tickets in advance?

Is the museum accessible?

In which languages is the visit available?

Plan and Book

Opening Hours

Tickets

Useful Information

adDress:

Contact:

B2b:

Choco-Story Brussels +
Belgian Beer World:

Choco-Story Brussels +
Atomium:

rate for people with reduced mobility
Choco-Story Brussels + FrietMuseum