A fun way to spend an afternoon in Brussels. You get a walking tour of the town with a history if Brussels and it’s chocolate shops, you get to visit some of the best shops in Brussels and taste a range of chocolates (plus some surprises) and then there the chocolate workshop. Here, you get to try chocolates made from beans from different parts of the world, get a brief overview on how chocolate is made and the you get to make your own! This was a lot of fun.

We had a nice guide, he could tell good, fluently and humorously. He adapted to his audience. We expected a little more from the workshop. We thought we could work in a professional space with real material, something that would not work at home. We have learned a lot about Brussels itself. That was fun. I expected more chocolate, for example, I am still curious about the museum. We wound it a bit expensive for what we got.

We first considered whether we should book this tour, as the price is already quite high, but it was definitely worth it. at least for us, as fans of good chocolate. Our guide Carla was really great too. We saw and learned a lot from Brussels. We walked a lot, but it was very good to make room for the next chocolates, because there were plenty of them to try