Belgium · CHOCOLATE TASTINGS IN BRUGES
Good chocolate tastings in Bruges fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Make pralines, mendiants, ganache, and hot chocolate in Bruges, then take home 35 handmade chocolates in a golden box.
“The class was so much fun! The Instructor Rose was delightful and very knowledgeable on the chocolate making process. We are so glad we decided to do it and would highly recommend you do the same!”
Make Belgian pralines and mendiants in Bruges, learn chocolate-making skills, enjoy hot chocolate, and take home 30 handmade treats.
“We had a fantastic time at our chocolate making class. Tom was so funny and a very good teacher. Would totally recommend this company if you want to learn chocolate making in Bruges. So much chocolate to take home afterwards.”
Make Belgian chocolates, taste the results, and explore Choco-Story Bruges with an audio guide in this family-friendly one-hour activity.
“Museum is well set out and chocolate making workshop was well led. It kept a 10yr old very busy and he learned a fair bit!”
Make Belgian pralines, taste four local beers, and take home handmade chocolates in this relaxed two-hour Bruges workshop.
“Wilfred was so professional and the way he explained everything was easy to follow when making the chocolates. The beers and stories he told about where they were made and the history behind them was so informative. I would highly recommend this to any age and what a memory.”
Make Belgian chocolate at Choco-Story Bruges, taste along the way, and explore the museum with a self-guided visit included.
“This was a fun family experience. There were 3 different types of chocolate to choose from, the instructor provided a good explanation and demonstration. She allowed us to pick as many toppings as we wanted and change chocolate flavors whenever we wanted as well. The amount of chocolate we were able to make and take with us was crazy and we will be eating it forever!”
Explore medieval Bruges on a lively small-group walk with Steve, chocolate tasting, market squares, Michelangelo’s Madonna, canals, beer lore, and Minnewater Lake.
“There was no tour. They didn't show up and didn't warn. I chatted with a partner and he offered me a tour an hour and a half later? But we had to go I hope you will return the 33 euros you payAuto-translated”
Make Belgian truffles, drink hot chocolate, and take home handmade treats in this friendly 90-minute Bruges workshop.
“This was a fun thing to do while in Bruge. Sabina was very knowledgeable about chocolate and was fun to be with.”
Walk Bruges’ medieval center, see Belfort, Burg Square and Minnewater, then enjoy a craft chocolate tasting with a Spanish-speaking guide.
“There were no clear instructions. We waited at the tower for nearly 30 minutes but didn’t see anyone with a yellow and red umbrella. After returning an hour later, we finally saw someone with the umbrella, but he was just a Spanish guide who had no idea about an English or any other language guided tour. In the end, we didn’t use this service, despite having purchased tickets in advance.”
Make Belgian pralines, taste local beers, and learn Bruges food traditions in a relaxed English-language workshop near the Sint-Gillis Quarter.
“Informal and fun experience. Our group was a mixture of nationalities and the instructions were given in English. We successfully made about 15 filled chocolates (per couple) with top quality chocolate, ganache, nuts and flavoured syrup. During the session we were also served with 3 different types of beer and told the history behind it whilst we waited for the chocolate to harden during various stages. It was great fun and we came away with a gift box filled with our own tasty creations. I would recommend this!”
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