Choco-Story PrahaNº 001

Museum entry
- Entry to all 7 museum rooms
- Belgian chocolate tasting
- Audio guide in 13 languages
30–45 min
from199 CZK ≈ €8
Discover the story of chocolate in Prague’s Old Town: Belgian chocolate tasting, live candy making and seven rooms full of stories.
Explore the museum01The museum
Step into seven immersive rooms and travel through the story of cocoa — from ancient civilisations to modern Belgian chocolate making. Explore authentic objects, life-like wax figures and interactive displays, with an audio guide available in 13 languages.
02Tickets
Choco-Story PrahaNº 001

30–45 min
from199 CZK ≈ €8
Choco-Story PrahaNº 002

60 min
from598 CZK ≈ €24
Choco-Story PrahaNº 003

More than chocolate: a journey through history, culture and taste.
03Workshop
Make your own chocolate under the guidance of our chocolatiers. A hands-on activity that completes your museum visit — for kids and adults alike.
04Shop & café
Stop by for a hot chocolate, chocolate-dipped fruit or a gift from Prague. The shop and café are open to everyone, no museum ticket needed.
05Reviews
My partner and I absolutely loved the experience. The museum is great and we were welcomed warmly by Stella and Dominica. The workshop was so fun and Paulina was extremely friendly and helpful! Great place to stop by if you’re visiting Prague
julie · GoogleMichael was a great guide! Chocolate is amazing!
— Caitlin
We booked the experience as a birthday treat. We were looked after by Micheal in the chocolate making activity, he was really informative and gave us a great time. Thank you.
— Tammy Reed
Thanks to Paulina !!! She’s really kind and sympathetic
— Michelle Essongue
Amazing. Highly recommend. Worth the money. We had a chocolate presentation and then got to make our own chocolate bars. Paulina was a very good instructor providing both lessons in English and Spanish which was very considerate.
— Paige Toman
I loved my experience with choco-story museum and workshop! It was really nice to know a little bit about the history of chocolate and have a taste real chocolate. I also did the workshop with Paulina and it was amazing she was very kind and friendly and explained everything to me with enthusiasm im happy that I did it😊
— Mariana Ferreira Campos
A fun and enjoyable stop, especially if you like chocolate (my wife and daughter loved it)! The museum offers a nice overview of the history of chocolate, from ancient civilizations to modern production, presented in an easy and accessible way. The exhibits are interesting without being overwhelming, making it a pleasant visit rather than a long, tiring one. A big plus is the chocolate tasting along the way, which adds a playful and interactive element to the experience. The shop at the end is well stocked with a good variety of chocolates and souvenirs but a bit expensive. Overall, it’s a short but sweet visit, ideal for tourists, families, or anyone looking for something light and enjoyable while exploring the city. Not a must-see museum, but definitely a nice and tasty break during a walk around Prague.
— GEORGE SKOUMPROS
It was really fun. You make chocolate all by yourself and individually. Very nice woman there.
— Heiko Baumert
06Choco-Story worldwide
Choco-Story is an international brand of museums dedicated to the history and culture of chocolate. You’ll find us in Bruges, Paris, Colmar, Turin, Mexico — and in Prague, where we tell the story of cocoa from its origins to the modern chocolate maker.
07Schools & groups
The museum suits school groups, educational trips and organised tours. We offer simple, flexible options depending on group size.
School and group visits
08FAQ
Adults pay 290 CZK; children aged 4–10, students (11–26) and seniors over 65 pay 199 CZK. A family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children is 650 CZK, and children under 3 go free. A ticket with the workshop is 689 CZK (598 CZK for children, students and seniors).
The visit is self-guided and takes about 30–45 minutes, with an audio guide available in 13 languages.
Yes. Every ticket includes a tasting of up to five kinds of Belgian chocolate.
No. The workshop is not part of the standard entry and you need a museum ticket to join. Workshops run at set times, so booking in advance is required.
The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. The shop and café are open Monday to Thursday 10:00–22:30 and Friday to Sunday 10:00–23:00.
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