Chocolate Museum – Choco-Story Paris

Everything you never knew about chocolate, all in one place

Choco-Story Paris explores chocolate from its roots in Aztec and Maya cultures to the modern treats made from cacao. At the Musée du Chocolat, visitors can learn about the journey from harvesting cacao to producing chocolate and meet chocolatiers. Admission is included; hot chocolate is included only with selected ticket options. The museum visit takes around 90 minutes and is wheelchair accessible.

What's Included

  • Admission to the Chocolate Museum in Paris
  • Hot chocolate (depending on the selected ticket option)

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What's Not Included

  • Guided tour

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Meeting Point

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Average Duration

Duration: 01:30

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation allowed up to 24 hours before the event.

Wheelchair Accessible

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Additional Information & Description

Choco-Story Paris puts chocolate itself at the centre of a museum visit, looking beyond the finished treat to the history and work behind it. The subject is familiar; the visit gives you more to understand about it.

Chocolate’s roots, from the Aztecs and Maya

The museum traces chocolate’s history through the Aztecs and Maya and onward to its place in modern life. That historical perspective adds another dimension to something usually encountered as a sweet treat. Rather than focusing only on what chocolate tastes like today, the visit explores its roots and follows the story through to contemporary consumers.

Follow cacao from harvest to finished chocolate

Chocolate production is another part of the visit. Read about the process from the initial stages of cacao harvesting to its transformation into the finished products you recognise. Meeting the chocolatiers brings the people who make chocolate into that story, alongside the explanation of how it is produced. Together, these elements connect the starting ingredient with the treats that eventually reach the consumer.

What your ticket includes

Your ticket includes admission to the Chocolate Museum in Paris. Depending on the ticket option selected, it also includes a hot chocolate, adding a drink to the museum visit. A guided tour is not included: the admission gives you access to the museum rather than a guide-led experience.

Location, timing and access

Allow around an hour and a half for the visit. Musée du Chocolat is at 28 Boulevard de Bonne Nouvelle in Paris. The museum is wheelchair accessible. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted, so you can present your ticket on your phone when you arrive.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chocolate Museum – Choco-Story Paris

What does the ticket include?

It includes admission to the Chocolate Museum in Paris. Hot chocolate is included with some ticket options, depending on the selection.

What is a distinctive part of the museum experience?

The exhibits trace chocolate from cacao harvesting to finished products and explore its historical roots, including its connections to the Aztecs and Maya.

How long should I allow for a visit?

The suggested visit duration is around 90 minutes.

Is the museum wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible.

Can I use my smartphone ticket at the museum?

Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and tickets are delivered instantly.

Is a guided tour included?

No. The ticket provides museum admission, but a guided tour is excluded.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the timeslot.

Distributor of "Chocolate Museum – Choco-Story Paris"

Musée Gourmand du Chocolat