CHOCOLATE TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 11 belgium chocolate tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Go inside Choco-Story Brussels, a self-guided chocolate museum with tastings and a live praline demonstration, plus an 11-language audio guide.
Most Popular“Good story, they made it interesting for children and adults. Sample chocolate was yummy! Slightly disappointed that live demo was rammed and space wasn’t made to fit us all in, so had a poor view but it was ok.”
Ghent chocolate walking tour with tastings at top Belgian shops, plus city stories and sights. Small group, about 2 hours, English.
“The chocolate tour was a delicious way of seeing the city. Nick, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable of not only chocolate but the city and its history. We even got into a closed candy shop with the guide's key. Highly recommend this tour on one of your first days in the city.”
A 3-hour Ghent beer-and-chocolate walk with 5 tastings, cheese pairings, and local storytelling in small bars.
“Great time tasting and leaving about the history of Belgium Beer. Super knowledgeable excellent guide!!”
Ghent chocolate tour with 5 tastings, guided city sights, and local stories in 2 hours for $81 per person.
“Lots of delicious chocolate tasting and a very informative tour of the city. Highly recommend!”
A 2-hour private Ghent walk focused on artisan chocolate, pralines, and city sights, with at least nine tastings led by your guide.
“Vi følte os modtaget så godt. Venlig, godt humør og engageret. Fik leveret masser af viden og gode historier. Nærværende og hjælpsom.”
Small-group Belgian chocolate history workshop in Ghent with tastings, cocoa timeline, and hands-on chocolate from cacao beans.
“Our guide/instructor was very knowledgeable about the history chocolates. He was very funny while informative.”
Private, founder-led Belgian chocolate tasting in Ghent: compare top chocolatiers, learn cacao basics, enjoy pairings, then shop.
“Excellent opportunity to appreciate different chocolate textures and flavours. No spoilers but there are a few unexpected combinations to sample. Well worth it”
A 2-hour Ghent walking tour with historian Wim and a chocolate taste, stopping at major medieval squares and landmarks. English, small group.
“Wim was very knowledgeable about the city and had a real passion. We enjoyed the tour and learning history. Could have had more chocolate!!”
Taste 5–6 chocolates while walking medieval Ghent, with cathedral sights, Belfry views, and a friendly English guide.
“Turn up hungry! You will get lots of chocolate (all delicious). Sophie is informative, funny and very kind. She was happy to answer all of our very random questions. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water.”
Ghent brewery visit in English: Blonde, jenever, Trappist and Tripel tastings paired with Belgian chocolate, plus a guided city walk.
“Great beers, very friendly guide. Unique experience of chocolate combined with beer. Definitely suggesting this to all my friends.”
A small-group chocolate walk through Mechelen with local stories, history, and at least four chocolate tastings over 1.5–2 hours.
“We received the chocolate tour as a gift from our children and had a very nice time! Sophie is a top guide and knows what she is talking about! The chocolate was very tasty.”
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