Rausch Schokoladenhaus
Berlin's three-story chocolate wonderland: world's longest praline counter, live patisserie, custom creations, and Gendarmenmarkt café views await indulgence.
Rausch Schokoladenhaus in Berlin-Mitte spans three floors and over 1,500 m², dedicated entirely to fine Edelkakao chocolate. Discover the world's longest praline counter with over 250 creations, a live patisserie crafting fresh tarts and desserts, and a café offering hot chocolate with Gendarmenmarkt views. Personalize chocolates on the second floor, enjoy deli to-go options, and savor savory snacks alongside sweets in this indulgent haven near U-Bahn Stadtmitte.[1][3]
A brief summary to Rausch Schokoladenhaus
- Charlottenstraße 60, Berlin, Mitte, 10117, DE
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 10 am-8 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-8 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-8 pm
- Thursday 10 am-8 pm
- Friday 10 am-8 pm
- Saturday 10 am-8 pm
- Sunday 12 pm-8 pm
Local tips
- Reserve café tables online in advance, especially weekends, to avoid queues for prime Gendarmenmarkt views.
- Customize chocolates on the second floor for unique gifts; select shapes and fillings ready in minutes.
- Pair hot chocolate with fresh patisserie tarts; try the dreierlei mousse for a triple chocolate delight.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
U-Bahn U2/U6 to Stadtmitte (2-min walk); S-Bahn Friedrichstraße (15-min walk). €3 ticket, frequent service.
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Walking
From Checkpoint Charlie (10-min walk); Gendarmenmarkt (1-min). Free, scenic through Mitte.
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Taxi/Rideshare
5-10 min from central Berlin, €10-15. Street parking nearby paid.
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Discover the World of Edelkakao
Nestled at Charlottenstraße 60 in Berlin's vibrant Mitte district, Rausch Schokoladenhaus captivates chocolate enthusiasts with its expansive three-story layout covering more than 1,500 square meters. Entirely devoted to the art of fine chocolate made from premium Edelkakao, the house invites visitors to immerse themselves in a sensory journey. From the moment you step inside near the iconic Gendarmenmarkt, the air fills with rich cocoa aromas, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.[1][3]The World's Longest Praline Counter
The ground floor boasts the longest praline counter in the world, showcasing over 250 meticulously handcrafted varieties. Flavors range from butter caramel and fleur de sel to waffle nougat and cherry marzipan, each piece a testament to masterful chocolaterie. Guests can mix and match their favorites, watching as artisans create personalized selections with precision and care. This interactive element transforms shopping into a delightful adventure.[1][3]Live Patisserie and Café Delights
Ascend to the upper levels for the live patisserie, where skilled pâtissiers prepare daily fresh tarts, mousses, and desserts before your eyes. Indulge in layered chocolate mousses, raspberry-white chocolate tarts, or lemon meringue creations. The Schokoladen-Café, open daily from 12-19 Uhr, offers steaming hot chocolates, coffee specialties, and paired treats with panoramic views of the Gendarmenmarkt. Savory options like light snacks complement the sweets for a balanced visit.[3][5]Custom Creations and Deli To-Go
On the second floor, craft your own chocolate shapes and flavor combinations, ready in minutes for a truly bespoke souvenir. The Rausch Deli provides grab-and-go treats including 12 sorbet varieties, ice creams, pure drinking chocolates, and pastries—perfect for those on the move. Open extended hours matching the shop, it's ideal for Berlin explorers seeking portable indulgence.[1][2]Accessibility and Ambiance
Fully barrier-free across all three floors, including the café, Rausch welcomes all guests. Highchairs, wheelchair access, and pet-friendly policies for guide dogs enhance inclusivity. Operating 364 days a year, with Monday-Saturday 10-20 Uhr and Sundays/holidays 12-20 Uhr, it remains a reliable Mitte landmark blending luxury craftsmanship with approachable luxury.[3][8][10]Explore the best of what Rausch Schokoladenhaus has to offer
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