Top Europe Chocolate Tours

Discover Zurich’s artisan chocolate scene on this small-group walking tour. Visit four iconic chocolatiers across the city and enjoy samples along the way. Learn more about the city’s history, culture, and sweet specialties from your guide as you stroll through the scenic neighborhoods.

Sad stories go down a lot easier with pastries, as you’ll find out on this fascinating 2-hour tour of Paris’ Montmartre district. Learn about the darker side of the city’s history as you walk the streets and listen to stories about love, loss, and resilience from a local guide. You’ll try at least six different things on the way, so make sure you bring your sweet tooth.

Ideal for families and food enthusiasts eager to indulge in Paris' finest sweets, you can take part in a delectable exploration of the Marais and Quartier Montorgueil neighborhoods in Paris during this intimate tour. This small-group tour guides you through the city's best spots to sample macarons, croissants, crepes, and more from traditional boulangeries.

Combine a passion for chocolate and cheese on a full-day epicurean excursion from Geneva to Gruyères. With a gastronomic guide, travel through the Swiss countryside to the village of Gruyères to visit a chocolate factory and a cheese-making facility. Uncover the secrets behind their production during guided tours. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from Geneva on this excursion sure to pleasure your palate.

Discover two of the Costa Blanca’s most charming towns with ease on this small-group tour from Alicante. Skip self-drive and public buses, and travel first to Villajoyosa. Admire its colorful old town and seafront, plus enjoy a tour and chocolate-tasting at a traditional chocolate factory (Mon-Sat only). Then, explore Altea’s whitewashed old quarter, visit a stunning Mediterranean viewpoint, and get time to enjoy its cafés and restaurants (own expense).

Get more out of your Zurich vacation—and enjoy a hassle-free way to explore—on this half-day city highlights tour. After a coach tour of Zurich's picturesque Old Town, see the sights from a different angle during a Lake Zurich cruise. Finally, stroll to Lindt Home of Chocolate, where a chocolate museum and samples await. As a bonus, you can upgrade to include admission tickets to the FIFA Museum.

This comprehensive 4-hour tour set against the backdrop of Lucerne Castle and the Swiss Alps allows you to cover the city by boat and foot, while tasting some of the best chocolate in the world. Shutterbugs will love the boat tour, which takes you past the famous Chapel Bridge and Lucerne’s distinct buildings. If a taste of chocolate isn’t enough, you have the option to extend tour and add on a chocolate-making workshop.

Enjoy the authentic Polish Christmas delicacies, artisan goods and traditions, and immerse in the festive atmosphere leaving the commercialised tourist traps way behind. Explore 2 Christmas markets with an enthusiastic guide who will share her favourite Christmas specialties (4 samples included!), give you insights on traditions like crib-making and carolling and show beautiful pictures of Christmas markets from the early 1900s. All this will help you see how much of the old tradition has made it to the 21st century. Spoiler alert: a lot of it!

Gain intimate insight into Swiss cuisine and culture on this private full-day tour, with round-trip transfer from your Zurich hotel ensuring a hassle-free trip. Uncover the secrets of Swiss cheese at La Maison Gruyères, visit the medieval Gruyères Castle, and get a taste of Swiss deliciousness at Maison Cailler, where you’ll get hands-on experience curating your own truffle selection.

An absolute must for chocolate connoisseurs, this 2.5-hour walking tour takes you to the acclaimed chocolate shops of Saint-Germain. Alongside a gastronome guide, you’ll visit prestigious chocolatiers to sample French delicacies such as pastries and filled chocolate. Discover the history of chocolate in Paris and find out how many tons of chocolate are consumed by French people every year. On this small-group tour, you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Your journey into the 18th-century alchemical laboratory begins with an air of mystery and adventure. To gain access to this extraordinary and exclusive experience, you must embark on a quest to find a hidden key. This key is the gateway to a world infused with enchanting historical charm and the magic of a bygone era. Picture yourself as an intrepid traveler in the 18th century, on a quest to uncover the key that will unlock the secrets of this extraordinary place. Once you've found it, you'll step through the threshold and immerse yourself in a world like no other. Join us for a truly immersive and unforgettable adventure in the heart of Riga's Old Town. Book your journey back in time today!

Paris is known for its sweet treats, but it takes local knowledge to find the best pastries and chocolates. Explore the city’s culinary highlights on this small-group walking tour, as you visit a hand-picked selection of pastry shops, bakeries, and chocolatiers. Choose between morning or afternoon options, and either Saint-Germain-des-Prés or the Marais. You’ll listen to stories behind the neighborhood along the way.

Savor the acclaimed cava (sparkling wine) and chocolate of Catalonia on a tour of a family winery and chocolate factory. Traveling outside of Barcelona to the Penedès wine country provides an authentic winery experience that you can’t get in the city. Throughout the full-day excursion, chocolate and wine enthusiasts can tour facilities while learning about the processes and traditions.

Dessert and coffee lovers alike will enjoy a 2.5-hour guilty pleasures tour of Budapest. Follow your guide to the city’s best confectionaries to taste strudel, chimney cake, and more.  Sip classic Hungarian coffee at a lavish coffee house, while your guide discusses the city's history and culture. Leave with a satisfied sweet tooth and recommendations for local restaurants and Hungarian food.

If you've already indulged into plenty of Italian wine and pasta, get to know local chocolate with this tasting. A master chocolatier guides you through some of the best products in the shop, telling you everything about the ingredients and production. Your experience includes around 10 tastings in total.

Get a taste for Switzerland’s most famous culinary creations on this full-day, private tour from Geneva, choosing from an all-inclusive or transfer only package to suit you. Call at the Maison Cailler chocolate museum and indulge your palate with an amazing variety of flavours during a chocolate tasting. Then on to the medieval town of Gruyères where you’ll see a working cheese shop in action. Afterwards, unwind over an aperitif in Lavaux, before seamless round-trip transportation delivers you back to your hotel.

Turin has a reputation for being the home of chocolate-making in Italy, and with this family-friendly private tour, you can discover some of the city’s best chocolate spots. An ideal option for families, the tour is led by a guide who is an expert at entertaining children. Along the way, the tour includes delicious tastings and plenty of fun facts about chocolate.

Indulge in your sweet tooth in Düsseldorf, without spending hours figuring out where to go, on this small-group guided sweet treats tasting tour. Take in the Old Town sights as you follow your guide around to locally loved shops to sample five different delectable desserts, while learning more about the city’s history and culinary traditions.

Escape the crowds and experience a more authentic side of Venice on this 2.5-hour small-group walking tour. Explore quiet neighbourhoods, historic streets, and generations-old artisan workshops where Venetians still live and work. Along the way, taste artisanal chocolate, meet local makers, and uncover the city’s rich cultural traditions. Finish with an exclusive highlight—prosecco on a private rooftop terrace overlooking the Grand Canal, offering views few travellers ever get to experience. Highlights - Enjoy exclusive access to a Venetian palace rooftop with stunning Grand Canal views - Escape the crowds and discover hidden neighbourhoods and local life - Visit family-run artisan workshops and learn traditional crafts - Indulge in prosecco and artisanal chocolate tastings - Experience Venice in a small group for a more relaxed, personal feel

Discover the traditions behind Port wine on a small-group visit to a fourth-generation cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia. Walk through the aging cellar to see Ports dating back 100 years while learning how the region’s famous fortified wine is produced and matured. Then settle into the tasting room to sample a selection of Ports and experience the styles that have shaped the area's winemaking reputation.

This chocolate-themed tour is your shortcut to finding Brighton’s tastiest chocolate spots. Discover local haunts and quirky independent chocolatiers in the historical city center, as well as Hove and Kempton. Along the way, taste delicious sweet treats such as macaroons, chocolate cake, and pralines, and pass by famous landmarks too, such as Brighton Dome, and Brighton Palace Pier.

London has plenty of chocolatiers, but knowing which to visit—and what sets fine chocolate apart—takes some specialist knowledge. Your guide, a former cocoa and coffee trader, leads a small group to several chocolatiers for tastings of fine chocolate. Along the way, learn how chocolate is made, with the option to buy favorites to take home.

Learn the art of producing local wines and artisan chocolates during this fun, short tasting event, with a guide to lead you through the flavors of chocolate and wines alike. Pair different chocolates, truffles and pralines with native wines, unique to Malta, and compare the different grape varieties as you sip and swirl.

Discover the sweet side of Turin with a food-focused walking tour. Taste several chocolate-based specialties of Torino including Bicerin (an espresso and chocolate drink), gelato, pastries, and chocolate bars. Follow your guide on a stroll through the heart of the city and learn about the history of chocolate making in this region of Italy.