Belgian Chocolate Village Museum - Brussels    Share

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  • Chocolate Museum
  • Cost Rs 719 - Adult , Rs 449 - Kids ( Approx. per person )
  • Timings : 9:00 AM to 6:00
  • Number : +32 2 420 70 76
  • Near By Grand Place
  • 2.90 Km 44 min.
  • Child Friendly Place
  • Tourist attraction
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Near the Basilica of Koekelberg, the Belgian Chocolate Village (BCV) is located in the former chocolate and biscuit factory Victoria. The museum is entirely dedicated to chocolate and it is also a real showcase of the Belgian chocolate makers' know-how. The scenographic tour displays and explains the stages of the manufacture of chocolate, its uses, its history, its benefits, its economy and its diversity. a A beautiful tropical greenhouse reproduces the conditions of cocoa cultivation. Thanks to the chocolate workshop integrated in the museum tour you will experience the daily work of the artisan chocolate makers and taste their receipes. Our craftsmen also welcome you to different chocolate workshops (reservation required) on site. You have the opportunity to chill out in our Salon Belle-Epoque and shop which offers a large range of products from different chocolate makers, including organic and bean-to-bar chocolates.

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Operating Hours

Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
9:00 AM to 6:00
Wednesday:
9:00 AM to 6:00
Thursday:
9:00 AM to 6:00
Friday:
9:00 AM to 6:00
Saturday:
10:00 AM to 6:00
Sunday:
10:00 AM to 6:00

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Address
Rue De Neck 20, 1081 Koekelberg, Belgium
Number
+32 2 420 70 76
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Rue De Neck 20, Koekelberg
Latitude
50.8647649
Longitude
4.33

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Md Tanjilur Rahman

Md Tanjilur Rahman


60.00 %

@ 24 Sep, 2019

"Belgian Chocolate Village Museum" its really a good place to know about the Chocolate history. Actually I not know how the Chocolate powder is collect and its really great experience like from Africa they provide Coco bin and lot of Africa's child not know the test of the Chocolate. But in the world every baby like Chocolate. When I visit the place then see little kids are making Chocolate for birthday gift for there friends and really they enjoy and make different type Chocolate. Its really a good place for child and the organizer really good to give chance to play kids with Chocolate. Thanks

Katie Cobb

Katie Cobb


100.00 %

@ 02 Nov, 2019

We visited recently on a national holiday and were pleased to be some of the only visitors. We felt like the experience was sort of personalized because staff came around to check on us and make sure we understood where to go and made sure we were able to see the chocolatier demonstration. The demonstration was great and the samples were plentiful and delicious!

Gaby Knevels

Gaby Knevels


100.00 %

@ 07 Dec, 2019

Breakfast is a wonderful occasion to meet up with friends. A buffet full of delicious items, take any of your choice, as much as you like.

Juliana Sá

Juliana Sá


60.00 %

@ 27 Nov, 2019

Nice museum, but nothing that special. Just go if you have an extra time. There are many nicest places to visit in Brussels.

The Shyest Ant

The Shyest Ant


40.00 %

@ 10 Dec, 2019

When I came in I was immediately led to a room with a guy making chocolate, he was pretty funny but it was just him showing how they make chocolate there. After that I went around the "museum" and it was pretty boring other than the quite amazing sculptures displayed at the front area. I then went to the basement and found out that my voice guide wasn't even working so I gave up on that. I went to the heated tropical room which was cool but it felt just like the temperature in Singapore (which is where I am from) also adding the basement is just a small room. Then I was finished in just 25 mins I then went to the tiny shop upstairs and bought a chocolate which was average. In total I spent only 30 mins for a 2 small rooms which was referred to as a museum.

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