Your experience at Chocolate Museum Paris

Set in the heart of Paris, the Chocolate Museum (Choco-Story Paris) immerses you in chocolate’s captivating journey through time and culture. As you step through the doors, the scent of chocolate draws you into a world where craftsmanship and history blend for a memorable exploration suitable for all ages.

Discover chocolate’s origins

Begin by tracing the story of chocolate, starting with ancient Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Aztecs. Learn how chocolate was first enjoyed as a sacred beverage and valued as a currency. Artifacts and visual displays guide you through this remarkable timeline, showing chocolate’s transition from ritualistic use to a global indulgence.

European adventure

Follow chocolate’s arrival in Europe, where it became a favorite treat among royalty and developed into the sweet delight we know today. Explore exhibits from the 19th and 20th centuries, including detailed panels in French, English and Spanish. See how chocolate making evolved, from hand-made techniques to modern factory productions.

Hands-on demonstrations and virtual insights

Experience the process of chocolate creation firsthand with interactive displays and virtual demonstrations led by master chocolatiers. These engaging presentations reveal the secrets behind blending cocoa beans, tempering and moulding, so you can understand what makes each chocolate unique.

Tastings and sensory delights

Throughout your self-guided visit, enjoy unlimited tastings. Sample white, milk and dark chocolate made from beans sourced in Ecuador, Costa Rica and other prime regions. Each tasting highlights the craftsmanship and diversity in flavor profiles, textures and aromas.

Family fun and children’s activities

The museum welcomes visitors of all ages. Young guests can embark on a treasure hunt designed for children up to 12 years old, making learning about chocolate interactive and memorable. Visuals, games and hands-on elements keep curiosity piqued from start to finish.

Unique artefacts and statues

Don’t miss the famous chocolate statue of Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god said to have gifted cocoa to ancient peoples. Impressive sculptures and thematic displays add to the museum’s allure, making every corner a discovery.

Plan your visit

Entry is simple: just present your ticket at the welcome desk. Audio guides are available in seven languages for a small fee, and stroller as well as wheelchair access makes the site friendly for both families and those with mobility needs. Last admissions are accepted up to one hour before closing time.

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