Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum, Prague Travel Guide

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Explore the history of chocolate from ancient civilizations to modern delights at Prague's Choco-Story Museum. Tastings and workshops available!

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Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum

Immerse yourself in the sweet world of chocolate at Prague's Choco-Story Museum. Discover the history of cocoa, from its origins with the Aztecs and Mayans to its transformation into the beloved treat we know today. Enjoy tastings and witness chocolate-making demonstrations in the heart of Prague's Old Town.

A brief summary to Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum

Celetná 1/10, Old Town, 110 00, CZ
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Monday 10 am-11 pm
Tuesday 10 am-11 pm
Wednesday 10 am-11 pm
Thursday 10 am-11 pm
Friday 10 am-11 pm
Saturday 10 am-11 pm
Sunday 10 am-11 pm

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum.

Check the museum's opening hours, as they can vary.
Purchase tickets online in advance to save time.
Allow at least 45 minutes to fully experience the museum and enjoy the chocolate tastings.
Consider participating in a chocolate-making workshop for a hands-on experience.

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Getting There

Walking

Choco-Story Prague is located in Celetná 1/10, in the heart of Old Town. From the Old Town Square, walk towards the Astronomical Clock, then continue down Celetná Street. The museum will be on your right. The walk is short and surrounded by historical architecture.
Public Transport

The closest metro stops are Staroměstská (Line A) and Náměstí Republiky (Line B). From Staroměstská, it's a 3-minute walk. From Náměstí Republiky, it's a 5-minute walk to the museum. Prague has an integrated public transport system consisting of metro, trams, and buses. A single ticket for a short trip (30 minutes) costs 30 CZK. Tickets can be purchased at vending machines in metro stations and at some tram stops.

Discover more about Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum

Choco-Story: Prague Chocolate Museum, located in the heart of Prague's Old Town, invites visitors on a delectable journey through the history of chocolate.The museum explores the origins of cocoa with the Aztecs and Mayans, its journey to Europe, and its evolution into the chocolate we enjoy today. Exhibits include illustrations, informative panels, and videos detailing cocoa culture and its transformation into chocolate. Visitors can also witness live demonstrations by master chocolatiers creating Belgian pralines. A highlight of the visit is the opportunity to taste different types of chocolate from around the world.Choco-Story has been in Prague since 2008 and is part of a family of museums with branches in Belgium, France, and Mexico. The Prague location is one of the most visited chocolate museums in the world, featuring a unique private collection. Besides the exhibitions, you can also participate in chocolate-making workshops.