Belgium for Chocolate Lovers
Belgian chocolate has been the food of champions, a lure for lovers, the indulgence of the rich and later, the favorite of the masses.
Belgium produces 172,000 tons of chocolate per year with more than 2,000 chocolate shops throughout the country.
A beautifully sculpted chocolate shell conceals a center of filling which explodes with a surprising texture and flavor in your mouth. Many chocolatiers still make their pralines by hand. Every town and even small villages have chocolate stores with luxurious pralines.
| Chocolate Museums & Demonstrations |
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Musee du Cacao et du Chocolat (Brussels) Get to know the different production phases of chocolate making. |
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Planete Chocolat (Brussels) Learn all the secrets of the master chocolate makers. Demonstrations every Saturday at 3 pm. |
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Le Chocolatier Manon (Brussels) Guided tours for groups only (1h30). Reservations in advance are required. |
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Chocolaterie Duval (Brussels) Reservations for groups only. The history of chocolate with demonstration and tasting. |
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La Maison du Chocolat (Brussels) Guided tours available. |
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Chocolaterie Jamart (Brussels) Reservations for groups only. A two-hour guided tour with demonstration and a present. |
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P&J Chocolate (Adinkerke) Minimuseum. History and demonstrations. |
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Burie Handmade Chocolates (Antwerp) Established in 1962, this chocolatier offers demonstration to groups of visitors including a chocolate tasting. |
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Chocolate demonstrations are available upon request from May to September at this fine chocolatier established since 1955. |
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Choco-Story (Bruges) The history of chocolate won't be a mystery after your visit - from the spicy Maya drink to the sweet chocolate milk of today - with demonstrations and tastings too! |
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This tea room offers the unique experience of enjoying hot chocolate served in a similar way to the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Located across the street and owned by Sukerbuyc chocolatier. |
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Roose's Chocolate World (Bruges) Group visits, only on request. |
| Tours |
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Intrend Tours - (US Based tour operator) Organizes tours for chocoholics. |
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Organization Services (Brussels) The Belgian Folklore tour includes a visit to the chocolate museum. |
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Quasimodo Tours - (Bruges) Triple Treat guided bus tours. |
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The Ultimate Chocolate Workshop An exclusive chocolate workshop combined with a visit to the Brussels Onstage exhibit underneath the Gallery Saint-Hubert. The interactive demonstration focuses on the origin and history of Belgian chocolate. Taste Belgian pralines from different chocolate makers! Brussels-on-Stage is an exhibit-performance that invites the visitor to discover our fair capital city. |
| Chocolate Events |
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The Chocolate Festival - Bruges Visitors to the festival will have the privilege of tasting, experiencing and appreciating chocolate in all its forms & facets. Craft chocolate makers and major international brands exhibit side by side and offer the very best in chocolate today. |
| Famous Chocolate Shops in Belgium | |
| For its 125 anniversary, Cote d'or opened its flagship store in Petit Sablon, soon to be called "chocolate square " | |
| Throughout Belgium | Brussels |
| Leonidas | Chocolat Manon |
| Neuhaus | Debailleul |
| Marcolini | La Maison du Chocolat Artisanal |
| Godiva | Mary Chocolatier |
| Galler | |
| Flanders | |
| Chocolatier Pralinette - Bruges | |
| G. Bastin - Antwerp | |
| P J Chocolate - Adinkerke | |
| Sukerbuyc - Bruges | |
| Daskalides - Ghent | |
| De Groote - Ieper | |
| Hans Burie - Antwerp | |
| Chocolate Line - Bruges | |
| Cyber-Chocolate | |
| Order Belgian Chocolate Online! | |
| Leonidas | Neuhaus |
| Godiva | Bruges Chocolates |
| Marcolini (Belgium & US) | Mary Chocolatier (Belgium) |
| Coeur Touche Chocolates | Soufflon Fill your own chocolate box! |
| Chocolaterie Sukerbuyc | |
| Chocolate Links: | |
| Belgianchocolate | Chocolatesource.com |
| Daskalides | Echocolates |
| NirvanaChocolates.com | VirtualChocolate.com |





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