When it comes to cocoa and chocolate, no establishment comes quite as close to the passion that the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate has in Brussels. Founded by the Van Lierde-Draps family, the museum is visited by over 50,000 people annually. The museum is filled with many unique objects related to chocolate from all over the world. It goes without saying, however, that the main objective of this museum is to continue to promote the spectacular quality of Belgian chocolate. From incredible exhibits to excellent educational opportunities, there’s great fun to be had at the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate. Make sure to take home a box or two of their delicious house-made chocolate.

Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate, 9-11 Rue de la Téte d’Or Guldenhoofdstraat, Brussels, Belgium 1000, Phone: +32-25-14-20-48

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