Choco Story Colmar + Unterlinden Museum
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
Choco Story Colmar: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Two words – unlimited chocolate! Explore life's sweet side at Choco Story Colmar
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Audio guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Spanish
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: French
Admission to the museum
Audio guide (available in English, French, Italian, Spanish, German & Chinese)
Demonstration with a chocolate maker
Chocolate tasting
Hot chocolate
Chocolate workshop (available for purchase on-site)
Add a little extra in the checkout to make the most of your visit
You can choose from the following 6 recipes: white – dark – milk – spanish – aztec – gingerbread
Make like a marshmallow and get dunked into a world of chocolatey goodness, with a ticket to Choco Story Colmar. This cocoa-riffic attraction will satisfy your sweet tooth and your thirst for knowledge.
Discover the history of cocoa and ogle delicious-looking eye-candy – like a Statue of Liberty made from tempered chocolate. Watch expert chocolate-making demonstrations from wizard-like chocolatiers, craft your own, and chomp your way through as much choc as your body can handle.
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