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Chocolate Museum, Budapest

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Is it really a chocolate castle? Is it all really made of chocolate? Willy Wonka (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) fans are full of these questions and expectations, who delightedly break a piece of the Chocolate Palace’s fence. Chocolate Museum is located in Árpádföld, 22 Bekecs Street. It has a unique style, wrought iron fence: in the shape of a Cacao tree. No one will be disappointed: guests can taste lots of chocolates, and can take part in different tours and programs.

English guided tours are available on:

Monday 11:00

Wednesday 15:00

Please, make an appointment before visiting us! +36308221881

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• By AlanNL98

  Tour guides were kind, and it was a magnificent experience. I would highly recommend this to anyone with a sweet tooth and a couple of free hours!  more »

• By Travelizgood

  The museum on the 3rd floor was a small yet interesting place. I loved the big marzipan sculpture as well as the old time chocolate molds and candy boxes. A short video at the end showed the company's...  more »

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• By the enell

  The unguided museum tour was not really that interesting but still worth the cheap entry ticket at around 2-400 Ft depending on if you're a student or not. "the chocolate making lady" gave some of her unscheduled time away by socializing (and letting me try different cocoa beans and chocolate!) with me for quite a while which was a pleasant surprise, having been told on entry that she would be too busy to accommodate any visitors.

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• By Amnon Nachshon

  Maybe it would have been more interesting if we could participate in the chocolate making class. Very short self guided tour. If it was not for the free chocolate it might have not been worth it.

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