Chocolate Museum Paris Entry Tickets with Tasting

Journey through 4,000 years of chocolate history at Choco-Story Paris with a self-guided museum visit and tastings.

Getting started

Present your ticket at the welcome desk for entry, where you can also rent an audio guide in multiple languages for 3€ per person.

What to expect

Chocolate Museum

This museum explores the fascinating evolution of chocolate, tracing its journey from ancient Aztec rituals to its place in modern French culture. Exhibits are presented in English, French, and Spanish, offering insights into chocolate’s global impact and transformation.

Features

• Historical exhibits: Follow chocolate’s origins from Mesoamerican civilizations, including the Aztecs, and discover how cocoa beans became a prized delicacy in Europe.

• Interactive displays: Learn about traditional chocolate-making techniques and see 1000+ authentic tools used throughout history.

• Chocolate tastings: Sample a variety of chocolates during your visit, experiencing different flavours and textures that highlight the craft’s diversity.

• Family activities: Children can enjoy a dedicated treasure hunt, making the museum visit engaging for all ages.

Chocolate Museum Paris Entry Tickets with Tasting

Discover the Chocolate Museum in Paris, an iconic destination celebrating 4,000 years of chocolate history through interactive exhibits and tastings. This self-guided tour takes you from ancient Aztec traditions to modern European factory techniques, featuring virtual demonstrations by master chocolatiers who reveal secrets behind crafting exquisite chocolates. With entry tickets that include unlimited tasting options ranging from creamy white to bold dark blends made with cocoa beans grown in Ecuador, Costa Rica, and other top producers, this museum offers a sensory journey for all ages. The scent of cocoa fills the air as you explore displays showcasing chocolate's cultural impact across continents. During your visit, look out for the striking chocolate statue of Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent and Aztec god of chocolate revered since 1500 AD. With audio guides available in multiple languages including English, French, German, and Spanish, this tour is accessible to a wide range of visitors. The museum spans over 20,000 square feet with exhibits covering history from the 16th century up until today’s contemporary chocolate makers. Visitors can spend approximately two hours immersing themselves in this unique experience that combines education and indulgence.

Explore Chocolate History Through Interactive Exhibits

Your tour stops at the Chocolate Museum where you will uncover a rich tapestry of chocolate history through interactive exhibits and tastings. Established in 2015, the museum covers over 20,000 square feet with displays showcasing chocolate’s cultural impact from ancient Aztec traditions to modern European factory techniques. Visitors can spend approximately two hours immersing themselves in this unique experience that combines education and indulgence. The scent of cocoa fills the air as you explore exhibits ranging from the 16th century up until today's contemporary chocolate makers, making it a treat for all ages. Look out for the striking chocolate statue of Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent and Aztec god of chocolate revered since 1500 AD. The museum offers unlimited tastings of chocolates ranging from creamy white to bold dark blends made with cocoa beans grown in Ecuador, Costa Rica, and other top producers. With audio guides available in multiple languages including English, French, German, and Spanish, this tour is accessible to a wide range of visitors.

Tour Highlights

• Unwrap 4,000 years of chocolate history at Paris’s iconic destination
• Walk through exhibits from ancient Aztec traditions to modern European factories
• Indulge in unlimited tastings with cocoa beans grown in Ecuador and Costa Rica
• Explore the world of chocolate where scents fill the air and displays catch your eye
• Look out for the chocolate statue of Quetzalcoatl, revered since 1500 AD
• Learn from virtual demos by master chocolatiers revealing chocolate-making secrets
• Enjoy audio guides in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Russian
• Spend approximately two hours immersing yourself in this unique experience

Perfect for chocoholics, history enthusiasts, and families, this self-guided tour provides an educational journey through chocolate’s cultural impact. You will explore the Chocolate Museum where you can uncover a rich tapestry of chocolate history from ancient Aztec traditions to modern European factory techniques. The museum offers unlimited tastings ranging from creamy white to bold dark blends made with cocoa beans grown in Ecuador and Costa Rica, making it a treat for all ages.