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If you buy something through a link here, we may earn a commission. See our disclosure policy. Note that p rices and opening times may change without notice. Switzerland is world famous for its delicious chocolate. Whether you are traveling to or living in Switzerland, you should indulge in the many fun chocolate experiences in this country.
Here are our favorite Swiss chocolate factories with visitor centers, workshops, tastings and chocolate-themed city tours. Most of these chocolate factories are all pretty similar: a multi-media tour about the history of chocolate through the ages and specifically in Switzerland, how cocoa beans are grown, harvested and processed, view of factory equipment, and a chocolate tasting. At the end of the tour, you can often make and decorate your own chocolate bar for an extra fee.
Many chocolate factories also offer more elaborate chocolate workshops that must be booked in advance. As I detail below, some have more fun activities for the kids, some have slicker presentations, some are info heavy, others are more entertaining.
I would just pick one that is the closest to where you are. They are all fun! Their interactive museum is beautiful and very educational, with an immense amount of information both on displays and through the audio guide. We liked the multiple chocolate tasting stations through the museum, including chocolate fountains and a dispenser where you have to guess the chocolate flavor.
They also offer chocolate making workshops, which are particularly popular for holidays like Christmas and Easter where you make the signature bear and bunny shaped chocolates. Website: www. Buy tickets here. See our full review of Lindt Home of Chocolate.