Awesome experience, a must for chocolate lovers. Very interesting to learn about the process of making chocolate. Being from South Africa, it makes me proud to see that it all starts in fellow African countries like Ghana. I hate to sound critical now, because I really enjoyed the experience, but here some feedback on things that could perhaps be improved :) It does makes me a bit sad that only 3% of the supply ends up back in Africa. It would be nice to show information about fair trade chocolate to guests, and to promote sustainability. The exhibition is about the history, but perhaps the future for all could be thought about too. The experience can be improved at the start. The handheld audio guide you are given does sometimes not work as you expect, I had to go back to get an English one (I did ask for that, but it seemed to still be in Spanish), and in the 4th experience room we weren't able to get it connected - we held it up in the air, pointed it at everything we could find, and gave up. After that it took a long time to figure out you don't tap the audio guide to the white tags against each piece like an NFC tag, but rather hold it away from it more like an infrared control. You're given a very brief instruction at the start, but they also seemed to show that you should tap it, instead of point at it. Maybe that's why my language was still Spanish and not English initially. I believe due to the fact that there is a busy queue at the entrance, especially with corona measures in place, that the beginning is a bit too rushed and takes away from the experience.

Ever wondered what it's like to step into a world of chocolate wonder? Well, this chocolate museum in Europe might just have all the answers! 🍫🎉 Picture this: for a mere 20 euros in September 2023, you can unlock the doors to an extraordinary chocolate experience. The journey begins with a dynamic combination of audio and visual shows, setting the stage for a day of indulgence and exploration. 🎥🌟 As you delve deeper into the museum, a tapestry of chocolate history and artistry unfurls before your eyes. The exhibits are designed to captivate your imagination and immerse you in the fascinating world of cocoa. 🏛️🍬 But hold onto your taste buds, because the real treat awaits at the end! Imagine savoring not just one, not two, but 10 different warm chocolates. Yes, you read that right—they're warm and incredibly delicious! The unique twist in temperature takes your tasting experience to a whole new level. 🔥🍩 And just when you thought it couldn't get any better, the shopping zone comes into play. Here, you'll find an array of intriguing products, all tied to the enchanting world of chocolate. From delightful souvenirs to gourmet delights, the shopping zone adds an extra layer of charm to your visit. 🛍️🎁 In the grand scheme of things, this chocolate museum isn't just a place—it's an adventure that tickles your senses, educates your palate, and offers a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're a devoted chocoholic or simply curious, this museum is a must-visit that promises to satisfy your craving for both knowledge and deliciousness. 🌈🍫

This museum truly stood out as the epitome of an exceptional experience. The engaging explanations, interactive environment, captivating visuals, and chocolatey quotes created a unique atmosphere. The decision to explore this place was undoubtedly the best, and I wholeheartedly recommend everyone to visit! The comprehensive historic journey curated here, complete with Instagrammable spots, the audio guided tour - which offered fascinating insights into the Belgium history of chocolate - accompanied by exciting facts and stories, was both educational and entertaining. It also featured such interactive mechatronic animations which left us honestly impressed. I refrain from revealing every detail, as some surprises are meant to be experienced firsthand. I am confident that you will be amazed. But the most cherished part of the visit, without a doubt, is the delightful tasting experience of 10 different flavours—truly surreal. So, please make the trip, have the best time, and shamelessly indulge in tasting lots of chocolate, just like my partner and I did. <3

What an experience!! I enjoyed every moment there The tour begins from explaining how is the chocolate is grown to how you purchase it from the stores in a very interesting way The chocolate tasting was a great experience This is a must do while you are in Belgium

Excellent place to learn the history of chocolate, and specifically Belgian Chocolate. You can even taste-test all the different cocoa/chocolate variations!

Modern, unique and full of fantasy design. Great stories to hear from audio guides and a lot to learn about Belgium chocolate. 10 flavors of chocolate can be tasted in the end. However, once can be done with everything within 60 mins. Especially during Corona times, when everyone tastes the chocolate, a little more hygiene would be appreciated, as there's absolutely no way to keep spoons etc clean. Is it also worthy for the price payed? Depends, as for me, it's not worth the price due to the time and stuff one can do there. However definitely worth of chocolate fans.

Hübsch gemacht. Die Geschichte der belgischen Schokolade wird für jedes Alter abwechslungsreich präsentiert. Statt Texttafeln gibt es Audioguides in vielen Sprachen. Museumspädagogisch also gut gemacht. Zudem mit viel Liebe zum Detail. Trotz allem ist der Preis von 20 Euro pro Erwachsener zu hoch. Denn einige Ausstellungsräume erscheinen eher wie Werbung für Schokolade ohne weiteren Erkenntniswert. Daher einen Stern Abzug.

A place that smells chocolate🙂 However, the information and the facilities in the area are not worthy of the ticket price. One could see a documentary on national geographic about coffee beans and their journey around the world, which would be more exciting. Finally, I would like to note that in the shop coming out, the chocolates sold are VERY EXPENSIVE. A piece of 100 grams costs 3.20 or even 4 euros.

Great visit if you're in the area! It's basically a guided audio tour where they walk you through the production and the entire history of Belgian chocolate up to present day. At the end you can taste 10+ types of chocolate that are all produced in Belgium. Great for adults and children. It's mainly a lot of information to take in so young children may not enjoy or understand every part of the tour.

The best museum experience I have so far. You don’t need to buy tickets in advance, we came there to buy tickets and wait ~5 minutes before entering. You will use a small handy audio device to listen. Each room has different stories, representing different stages of making the chocolate. The price is more expensive compared to other museums for sure, but it is way more interactive, super fun and worth the money. At the end you can try around 10 chocolate tastes. They will hand you a small plastic spoon so go around a try (Gold flavor is my favorite). Highly recommend this museum

Fantastic experience in the beautiful centre of Antwerp. Personnel was very friendly. You get each a personal electronic guide that flawlessly gives you all the information in a very pleasant voice. The infotainment is something you don't see every day and feels very high tech. You'll immediately feel immersed in the wonderful world of chocolate. At the end you will know everything there is to know about Belgian chocolate and have experienced it with all your senses. At the end you can buy all the kind of chocolates that came across the tour inside this adventure.

(Translated by Google) Wow! Pleasantly surprised by this progressive museum. The thoughts that a museum is 'old and dusty' disappear like snow in the sun here. Very modern and decorated with some nice technical gadgets. Here you can learn in a fun way. Moreover, you can stock up on delicious chocolate in the shop! Nothing but recommended. (Original) Wauw! Aangenaam verrast door dit vooruitstrevende museum. De gedachten dat een museum 'oud en stoffig' is, verdwijnen hier als sneeuw voor de zon. Heel modern en aangekleed met enkele leuke technische snufjes. Hier kan je op een leuke manier bijleren. Bovendien kan je in het winkeltje een voorraad heerlijke chocolade inslaan! Niets anders dan een aanrader.

Really liked it, good explanation, nice audio guide tour, smells amazing here, also good solution for corona proefness

It’s not worth with the money you spent! No one guide you thru the way. Most of the time, we found ourselves walking by ourselves and got confused whereabout to move forward. We did had experience in tasting but just a few spoons of chocolate, some coco beans and a piece of chocolate from chocolate making demo. Don’t expect you’ll have a tiny box of chocolate as reward for what you have paid. The 2 photo booths are old-fashion like designed 10 years ago. Had been to some similar experience. They have IT photo booth with different computerized backdrops to choose from. And pictures are automatically taken and can be sent directly to your email address. Instead of having some guides on spot to tell you what’s the coco trees look like. You listened to pre-recorded device. Instead of having a live person explaining how the farmers work in farm, you sat in front of the screens, watching video. Very disappointed experience! Need more staff and modernized hardware to serve visitors.

Nice experience, very accessible and educating at the same time with a decent chocolate tasting. Improvements can be made on the audioguide. Had a fun time whatsoever.

The Chocolate Nation is a wonderful and unique experience. With a digital tour guide you walk through the history of the chocolatiers craftsmanship in Belgium. The visual effect are very well combined with flavors and wind. After the tour you may taste up to 10 different types of liquid chocolate, each of them with a unique recipe. Chocolate Nation is definitely a must if you are in Antwerp!

We really enjoyed the tour and my son especially loved trying to find the little chocolate maker in each room. You learn how chocolate is made in very fun and engaging ways. The chocolate tasting at the end of the tour was the best part! Delicious!! Definitely recommend! And of course you’ll leave buying wayyyyyy too much chocolate from the shop! 😂

We went to the chocolate museum. The price was quite high for a 90% audio based museum. After the audio tour, there was a small taste setting for chocolate, and that was about it. Would recommend the store more than the museum price wise.

2nd time there and it was great as usual. Didn't have the tasting at the end because of COVID, but gave each person a box of all 10 flavors! So you still get to taste, what great way to make up for it!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, wonderfully arranged with various interactive rooms that you go through per group and yes. You can taste delicious types of chocolate at the end (Original) Prachtig museum, geweldig geregeld met verschillende interactieve kamers waar je per groep doorheen gaat en jawel. Je mag aan het einde heerlijke soorten chocolade proeven

(Translated by Google) This is a heaven for chocolate lovers. There is a tour of the entire building with multiple options for a taste. At the end there is a nice and tasty gift shop. (Original) Dit is een hemel voor chocolade liefhebbers. Er is een tour door het hele gebouw met meerdere opties om wat te proeven. Op het einde is er een leuke en lekkere giftshop.

W.O.W. So much eye for detail, variation, authenticity. We were both very impressed by the entire experience!

Visiting chocolate Nation while traveling through Antwerp is a must! We were basically the only guests in the museum due to COVID-19. They've got excellent measures in place regarding the pandemic. Instead of being able to taste the chocolate displayed in the last room of the tour, they give you a box of samples instead. (See pictures attached). Overall very interesting and cinematically enhanced.

Awesome museum. All about Belgian chocolates. Very interactive. Free tasting. If you love chocolates, you must visit this museum. Beware : you'll get a taste for more chocolate.

Great concept, feels a bit like a theme park 😁 Not boring at all.

Beautiful museum, fun experience, good health measures and not expensive at all!

(Translated by Google) It smells really good (Original) Очень вкусно пахнет

(Translated by Google) Nice tour for adults and children alike! Made very artistically (Original) Leuke rondleiding voor zowel volwassenen als kinderen! Heel artistiek gemaakt

(Translated by Google) Fantastic (Original) Fantástico

(Translated by Google) O M. G. Blissful (Original) O M G Zalig

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and corona proof! (Original) Mooi en coronaproof!

(Translated by Google) Educational and beautifully arranged. Recommended with kids. (Original) Leerrijk en mooi ingedeeld. Aanrader met kids.

(Translated by Google) Recommended!! It was worth it, thank you! (Original) Een aanrader!! Het was de moeite, dankjewel!

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting (Original) Het was heel interessant

(Translated by Google) Mmmmmmmm, fun and educational but especially tasty chocolate (Original) Mmmmmmmm, leuk en leerrijk maar vooral lekkere chocolade

(Translated by Google) Definitely visit when you are in Antwerp! (Original) Zeker bezoeken als je in Antwerpen bent!

(Translated by Google) Very nice and educational (Original) Zeer leuk en leerrijk

(Translated by Google) A great experience for young and old! The story of chocolate is fascinating and visually very beautiful. We walked around for 65 minutes. (Original) Zeer leuke ervaring voor jong en oud! Het verhaal van chocolade wordt boeiend en visueel zeer mooi gebracht. Wij hebben er een 65 minuutjes rond gelopen.

(Translated by Google) All simply magnificent. I really liked the museum (Original) Tout simplement magnifique. J’ai énormément aimé le musée

(Translated by Google) Nice trip with or without children. Very interactive, not too long and a nice surprise at the end. (Original) Leuke uitstap met of zonder kinderen. Zeer interactief, niet te lang en een leuke verrassing op het einde.

(Translated by Google) Had a fun afternoon with my daughters aged 11 and 14. Been indoors for about 1.5 hours. Learned a lot about cocoa, the production process, Belgian chocolatiers, praline boxes and much more. Beautiful and surprising decoration in different rooms. Regularly a nice corner for a photoshoot = a great snack for teenagers :-) Unfortunately no tasting, but the chocolate box that we got home was sooooooo good! Combined with a walk in Antwerp. Great day! P.S. 1) The daughters want to go back when workshops are allowed to continue ;-) And P.S. 2) Super friendly employees! (Original) Een leuke namiddag gehad met mijn dochters van 11 en 14. Ongeveer 1,5 uur binnen geweest. Véél bijgeleerd over cacao, het productieproces, Belgische chocolatiers, pralinedoosjes en nog veel meer. Mooie en verrassende inrichting in verschillende kamers. Regelmatig een leuk hoekje voor een fotoshoot = een tof tussendoortje voor tieners :-) Helaas geen tasting, maar de chocoladebox die we mee naar huis kregen was zooooooo lekker! Gecombineerd met een wandeling in Antwerpen. Topdagje! P.S. 1) De dochters willen nog eens terug als er weer workshops mogen doorgaan ;-) En P.S. 2) Super vriendelijke medewerkers!

(Translated by Google) Very nice, especially for families with children. It is educational in a fun way, but also a piece of experience: production, restaurant (visual experience). Corona safe visit. What a pity that a workshop was not possible. The sample package that we tasted at home was a unique taste experience that extended the enjoyable visit. Still a bit on the pricey side. (Original) Heel leuk, zeker voor gezinnen met kinderen. Het is educatief op een leuke manier maar ook een stuk beleving: productie, restaurant ( visuele beleving). Corona veilig bezoek. Wat spijtig dat een workshop niet mogelijk was. Het staaltjes pakket dat we thuis proefden was een unieke smaak ervaring die het leuk bezoek nog verlengde. Toch wat aan de prijzige kant.

(Translated by Google) Blessed 👌 (Original) Zalig 👌

(Translated by Google) This museum provides an interactive experience for young and old. It is a pity that because of Corona people cannot enjoy the different types of chocolate on site. But thanks to the free experience box and a bag of confetti, we were able to continue enjoying and discovering it further at home. (Original) Dit museum zorgt voor een interactieve beleving voor jong en oud. Jammer dat er omwille van Corona men niet ter plaatse kan genieten van de verschillende soorten chocolade. Maar dankzij de gratis experiencebox, en zakje confetti konden we het genieten en ontdekken verder thuis zetten.

Great experience! Very entertained from the start to the end.

This was definitely one of the best museums I have ever been to, maybe even the best. It’s super cool and interactive. The beginning of museums feels like an escape room game and it shows in a very interesting way how chocolate is made. They also give you a box of chocolate in the end to taste various types of chocolate. Perfect for every age and available in multiple languages. It also gives you an audio guide. Highly recommended!

Most interesting museum. Very well explained with detailed show of the production of chocolate. Furthermore tjhere is this beautiful chocolate shop.

this place took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting it to be so much fun. loved the guided tour. the last part included chocolate tasting, which was real fun (we were literally running around like kids!)

While it may be unique in its style, it isn't something that you would go to to truly see the chocolate-making process. It feels as though the details that some may find interesting are missing, but for a general introduction and lesson on Belgian chocolate, this is a great place! Trying the different chocolates at the end also really adds to the experience, and it is generally quite fun.

Everyone loves chocolate and this place is great. Takes you through some of the first of Belgian chocolate with an audio visual tour. The highlight is OBVIOUSLY the tasting, where you get to try 10 different chocolates. And all of it really well set out. I don't know how good this would be for going kids, but teens and above should be great.

It's a small private museum that is well maintained. Would be interesting for kids to know the history of chocolate as the story telling was done nicely by using technology through different chambers and tasting different chocolates when the cocoa % differs is a good way to find difference. Their store has some nice chocolates. Ruby pebbels is must pick. A one time visit for adults. 18+ eur ticket was pricey.

Amazing museum. We loved how interactive it was and lots of information. Our family loved the ending when we had the opportunity to try 10 different chocolate.

A bit pricey; audio tour sometimes wouldn't work. Would've been better with written info for exhibits rather than having to hold the audio speaker to your ear for an hour. Neat history on chocolate overall!

If you like chocolates, this is the place to be. You need to buy a ticket and experience the history, heritage and evolution of Chocolate production in Belgium. The best part is that you can even try all 'types' of their homemade versions for free. The visit will typically last between 1 and 1.5 hours. Lastly, the trip will lead to their store which took me another 30 mins to choose from their rich variety of chocolate collection. Definitely recommended.

A little expensive considering the length of the ride, but well worth it. It is a nice museum and very informative. I would like the visit to be longer, I think it needs more interactive and fun attractions. The tasting part was wonderful. I will definitely come back

It's my first trip to Antwerp and we enjoyed everything about it. The Chocolate Nation is really awesome !!! We got to know Soo much about the chocolate and how it is made. There are different sections for explaining the processes from harvesting to creating the end product ( the delicious Belgium Chocolates 😃). The method of showing the story through the targeted projection is really amazing. And at the end of the tour you got to taste so many different type of chocolates !!!! A Worth to visit experience. A will give a chocolate 🍫 star to the experience. Must visit !!!

Interactive museum about the origin, history, making, and tasting of Belgian chocolate. Great concept with tasting of over 10 varieties of chocolate, Instagrammable spots, and self-paced guided tours in multiple languages for small groups. We enjoyed our visit. Absolutely worth visiting on a trip to Antwerp.

It is a fantastic place to visit if you have children, as every experience is designed as an interactive story. You will embark on a journey that starts with the growth of cocoa beans, follows their journey, and ends with the creation of a product that we all adore. The only downside is that the tasting room at the end is quite small with only plastic spoons provided. You can try a couple of chocolate fountains and that is it.

We are both chocolate lovers so we chose this museum to visit. All the materials are presented in lively way and interesting. After buying the ticket, you will get an audio guide and move on to the rooms where you learn about chocolate making process. Although the staff gave us the wrong language audio guide, we called and it was settled in a fast manner. Just regrettably, we missed the first part (which is also the most interesting one) as we were expecting English language coming up after Dutch. Love the chocolate tasting part. It was beautiful.

Initially I was hesitant as, I felt the price was high but my husband wanted to try it. If u are a chocolate lover or like chocolates you will enjoy this place. The overall experience was good we loved how the explanation and description were given. Kids kept running around they enjoyed the experience. Even the tasting of the chocolate was an interesting they had pure to milk chocolate. It was an exciting experience. Definitely worth the time and money

The tour in the museum was awesome. The information provided is interesting and brought in a cool way. Besides that you are able to taste a lot of chocolate and different flavours. Highly recommendable.

If you wish to learn about the ins and outs of the chocolate, do not hesitate to visit this museum! It is more an experience than a museum in fact, with rooms that appeal to all your senses by using the latest technology. Really enjoyable! Plus, you get to taste 9 different chocolates at the end, what else can you ask for.

We had a great time here, it's very interesting to learn about chocolate and the history of chocolate in Belgium. The tour was a lot longer than I expected, we took our time and were inside for about 1 1/2 - 2 hours. The chocolate tasting before you exit is a great way to end the tour. You can try 10 different blends of chocolate and the flavors are incredible. Even though we went on a weekday there were a few loud kids running around and yelling, also during the live demonstrations, which was annoying and distracting to the guide who was trying to explain what and how they were making chocolate.

This was one of the best experiences we had in Antwerp! This is a must see! Interactive museum and you get to see a live demo of chocolate making! And you get to taste all kinds of Belgian chocolates in the end! This place is totally worth it!

Nice museum especially if it's your first time in Antwerp/Belgium. Lots of interactive displays and very modern. Don't go on a full stomach.

I would like to call it as "Chocolate world". Wow! Any chocolate lover would never like to leave this place. This tour provides complete knowledge and effort to prepare the best chocolates. The cocoa tree and model factory is amazing. Free hot chocolate at the end is a plus.

Good tour but a bit overpriced. Also, the cook decided to speak some non English during the live demonstration. The demonstration was cool but I understood nothing. Pretty rude to assume everyone spoke whichever language he chose.

Absolutely amazing. It's probably best to come by train, since it's right by the central station. You'll have no problem finding it, as it's in a very big building and easily visible. There is space to put your belongings you don't want to take with you inside the museum, lockers with codes you choose yourself, they're free so no problem there either. It's accessible for everyone, as there are lifts for people with mobility issues. Apart from that, the experience is amazing, there are a good amount of different rooms, in which you're guided by an audio guide you get at the beginning. There are three different times at which you may taste chocolate, in the first room, then at the praline demonstration where a real chocolatier shows you how they make them and then at the end there are a wholr bunch of different kinds of chocolate you can taste at your own speed and as much as you like. It's fun for all ages, as I myself went with a group of people from 8 to 80 years old. Overall a great experience, and if you don't want to go through the museum then you can still just go straight to the shop, where you're sure to find the chocolate for you.

Amazing musuem! Definitely worth paying to experience. Enter, pay and then store bags and coats in free lockers. There are around 14 rooms to walk through where the story of how chocolate is produced is shown and explained. The first 4 rooms you go around with a group of people, however after this you can take your time and walk around on your own. You get given an audio/speaker which hangs from a lanyard around your neck. Just hold it up to your hear to hear. The information provided was so interesting and there were lots of pictures and objects to look at that correspond with the audio. We experienced 3 tasting rooms. The first one it is possible to have a couple of handfuls of small chocolate pebble things, the second taster is a chocoalte demonstration - get to try a praline, the third is the last room which has 10 containers of melted chocolate and you can go around with a teaspoon and pump chocolate onto your spoon. No one seemed to mind that we went for a second round! Gift shop after to buy chocolates and souvenirs if you can stomach any more chocolate!

Una tienda con una gran cantidad de productos de chocolate de todo el mundo.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and interactive museum visit for young and old, certainly worth discovering. During the corona you will receive a box with all the flavors to taste at home (instead of at the chocolate fountain there itself). A good alternative ? (Original) Heel mooi en interactief museeumbezoek voor jong en oud, zeker de moeite om eens te ontdekken. Tijdens de corona krijg je een doosje met alle smaken om zelf thuis te proeven (i.p.v. aan de chocoladefontijn daar zelf). Een goed alternatief ?

Zeer leuke ervaring ook tijdens Corona!

(Translated by Google) Very nice experience, nice tour in a clean museum. But top of the bill was the enthusiasm of the owner. SUPER (Original) Zeer leuke ervaring, mooie tour in een proper museum. Maar top of the bill was het enthousiasme van de eigenaar. SUPER

(Translated by Google) Wonderful example of how technology can create a beautiful museum experience. (Original) Wondermooi voorbeeld van hoe de techniek een mooie museum belevenis kan maken.

(Translated by Google) Geen toegang tot on the website? I waarom? Cannot access the website? Why? (Original) Geen toegang tot de website? Waarom? Internet sitesine erişim yapılamıyor? Neden?

(Translated by Google) Superb welcome. Audio guide in French. Very interesting tour for all ages. Many rooms (14 in total) very fun and well thought out. You will learn everything about chocolate. From the harvest of the cocoa bean to the production of pralines, including the fermentation of the beans, logistics and export. You will learn more about the first men who took part in the fame of Belgian chocolate: Léonidas, Guylain, Côte d'or ... The must: the taste surprise when you are in the shop to overcome the promised tasting but impossible counts given the current context (covid19). I highly recommend for young and old ... gluttony has no age! (Original) Superbe accueil. Audio guide en français. Visite très intéressante pour tous les âges. Nombreuses salles (14 au total) très ludiques et bien pensées.Vous apprenrdrez tout sur le chocolat. De la récolte de la fève de cacao à la réalisation des pralines en passant par la fermentation des fèves, la logistique, l'exportation. Vous en apprendrez davantage sur les premiers hommes qui ont participé à la renommée du chocolat belge: Léonidas, Guylain, Côte d'or... Le must: la surprise gustative quand vous êtes dans la boutique pour palier à la dégustation promise mais impossible compte tenu du contexte actuel (covid19). Je recommande vivement pour les petits et les grands... la gourmandise n'a pas d'âge !!!

(Translated by Google) This was a unique visit, a great experience with new knowledge about a fantastic product that is processed here in our Belgium country! Worth a visit to Chocolate Nation (Original) Dit was een uniek bezoek, een geweldige ervaring met nieuwe kennis over een fantastisch product dat hier in ons Belgie landje verwerkt wordt! De moeite waard om een bezoekje te brengen aan Chocolate Nation

(Translated by Google) All very well done. I really enjoyed it very much !!! (Original) Super leuk gedaan allemaal. Ik heb er echt heel erg van genoten!!!

(Translated by Google) It was great there (Original) Het was daar geweldig

(Translated by Google) Great experience to learn something about chocolate (Original) Toffe ervaring om iets bij te leren over chocolade

(Translated by Google) Nice line-up, especially the beginning with the different rooms. The audio equipment also works well. Only the partially moderately interesting info points became a bit much towards the end. The trial boxes (the actual area for it is closed due to Corona) brought that out again. Maybe a little too expensive compared to other great museums in town. But otherwise worth a visit. (Original) Schön Aufgebot, vor allem der Beginn mit den verschiedenen Räumen. Auch die Audiogeräte funktionieren gut. Nur die teilweise mäßig interessanten Infopoints wurden gegen Ende etwas viel. Das haben die Probierschächtelchen (wegen Corona ist der eigentliche Bereich dafür geschlossen) wieder raus geholt. Vielleicht etwas zu teuer im Vergleich zu anderen tollen Museen in der Stadt. Aber ansonsten einen Besuch wert.

Highly recommended place to visit in the city, you will have a full experience with opportunity to try some chocolate for the ticket price.

(Translated by Google) A great and very modern museum. Unfortunately, nothing can be tried in Corona times and the entrance fee is definitely too high for that. But I can very well imagine that it will be different when the whole spook is over. (Original) Ein tolles und sehr modernes Museum. In Corona Zeiten darf leider nichts probiert werden und dafür ist der Eintritt definitiv zu hoch. Ich kann mir aber sehr gut vorstellen, dass das anders wird, wenn der ganze Spuk Mal vorbei ist.

(Translated by Google) Interesting path with entertainment and notions of history, technology and nutrition. (Original) Percorso interessante con intrattenimento e nozioni di storia, tecnologia e alimentazione.

(Translated by Google) You will also receive a chocolate sample package to take home. It's fun and interesting. (Original) Je krijgt ook nog een chocolade proef pakketje mee naar huis. Het is leuk en interessant.

(Translated by Google) I really liked it, a fantastic place for chocolate friends. It was clearly talked about how to make chocolate. I recommend to go ? (Original) Väga meeldis, fantastiline koht šokolaadi sõpradele. Selgelt räägiti kuidas saadakse šokolaadi. Soovitan minna ?

Wonderful experience, love the adjustments made to make it corona safe

(Translated by Google) Nice experience and knowledge and corona test (Original) Leuke ervaring en kennis opgedaan en coronaproef

(Translated by Google) It was great there and great fun (Original) Het was heel tof daar en heel leuk

(Translated by Google) Nicely done, but still quite expensive. (Original) Schön gemacht, aber trotzdem recht teuer.

Very reasonable price for the experience. At the end of the audio tour we got a taste/experience kit of delicious Belgian Chocolate, which was included with the 15 euros price. In the 1 hour tour we learned about the process from the cocao bean to delicious chocolate, where I learned a lot of new things. The musea was very pretty with good places to make pictures (for instagram)

(Translated by Google) What a fantastic museum! Absolutely great! Beautiful stories from start to finish, with interactive things included (I won't tell you what). Beautiful art works of chocolate, etc., etc.?? Super friendly employees. Well worth the money. ?? (Original) Wat een fantastisch museum! Helemaal TOP! Prachtige verhalen van begin tot eind, met interactieve dingen erbij (ik zal niet verklappen wat). Prachtige kunstwerken van chocolade, etc., etc.?? Supervriendelijke medewerkers. Het geld meer dan waard. ??

Perfect entertainment

(Translated by Google) Totally awesome! Well informative and interactive! Beautiful animation of a delicious dessert! Recommended !!! (Original) Helemaal geweldig! Goed informatief en interactief! Prachtige animatie van een heerlijk dessert! Aanrader!!!

(Translated by Google) Definitely recommended for chocolate lovers. And a beautiful and clear explanation of the journey of a cocoa bean. In the end also a good alternative to the corona rules. (Original) Zeker een aanrader voor chocoladeliefhebbers. En mooie en duidelijke uitleg over de reis van een cacaoboon. Op het einde ook nog een goed alternatief voor de corona regels.

(Translated by Google) A magical place ... Super Indico! (Original) Um lugar mágico... Super Indico!

(Translated by Google) Very nice record. Highly recommended for anyone who loves chocolate or wants to learn more about it (Original) Heel leuke plaat. Echt een aanrader voor iedereen die van chocolade houdt of er meer over te weten wilt komen

(Translated by Google) Very nice put together, good to know how, what and where the chocolate is made. Unfortunately there was a power outage in Antwerp so we could not enter the agreed time, they were very helpful and friendly there .. fun to do (Original) Erg leuk in elkaar gezet, goed om te weten hoe, wat en waar de chocola gemaakt word. Was helaas stroomstoring in Antwerpen dus we konden niet de afgesproken tijd naar binnen, ze waren daar heel erg goed behulpzaam en vriendelijk.. leuk om te doen

Nice place to explore Belgian chocolates

(Translated by Google) Not cheap, but instructive and descriptive. (Original) Nicht günstig, aber lehrreich und anschaulich.

(Translated by Google) Delicious place (Original) Delícia de lugar ?

Really cool experience! A lot of love, care and knowledge is put into this. And yes, you can taste all of it!

Super!

(Translated by Google) To be seen (Original) Da vedere

(Translated by Google) Nice and educational museum where everything revolves around chololade. (Original) Leuk en leerzaam museum waar alles om chololade draait.

(Translated by Google) Nice made. Nice tour through the ears (Original) Leuk gemaakt. Leuke rondleiding via oortjes

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and interactive museum about the production of chocolate. (Original) Zeer interessant en interactief museum over de productie van chocolade.

(Translated by Google) a real experience !! Good quality food with beautiful notes of cocoa in the preparations, certainly taste the cocoa bread !! (Original) een echte beleving!! Lekker kwaliteitsvol eten met mooie toetsen van cacao in de bereidingen, zeker het cacaobrood proeven!!

(Translated by Google) I did not know that the chocolate comes in the beginning of receipts. (Original) Ik wist niet dat de chocolade in het begin van bonnetjes komt.

(Translated by Google) Super awesome! As a chocolate lover, you must have been here for sure. Only minus is that it is something on the short side + - 1h30min but the "Wow factor" makes it more than good. (Original) Supertof! Als chocoladeliefhebber moet je hier zeker geweest zijn. Enkel minpuntje is dat het iets of wat aan de korte kant is +- 1u30min maar de "Wowfactor" maakt dat meer dan goed.

(Translated by Google) Nice location to know a lot about chocolate (Original) Mooie locatie veel te weten gekomen over chocolade

(Translated by Google) Very nicely done, really, if you like chocolate (Original) Heel mooi gedaan echt als je van chocolade houdt een aanhouder

(Translated by Google) Very professional execution and a fascinating and delicious experience (Original) Zeer professionele uitvoering en een boeiende en lekkere ervaring

(Translated by Google) Fun (Original) Leuk

(Translated by Google) Very nice and fascinating museum. A lot of information about the history of cocoa in relation to Belgium. (Original) Heel leuk en boeiend museum. Veel informatie over de geschiedenis van de cacao in verband met Belgie.

Great place for young and old! All there is to know about chocolate. Cool to see chocolatiers at work and of course lovely to try their wares!

Nice story about chocolate. Great location. You should’t miss this place when you are in Antwerp.

It was an exciting experience, the exposition was really nice and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend it!

I love the shop, wide variety of the best Belgian chocolates in town. Avoid Côte d'Or or Jacques as these are as Belgian as Huawei but taste all other brands and enjoy the museum. Great escape with sweet ending.

Echt de moeite ! Fijn museum dat je op eigen tempo kan beleven. De organisatie doet er alles aan om je een veilig en coronaproof gevoel te geven. Chapeau!!

(Translated by Google) Super interesting. A pity, everything is arranged corona proof, except when you enter the main room with all the explanations about chocolatiers and such. People flow in there because there is less rapid passage, too much information in that space to move quickly. Furthermore, a nice place. Maybe opt for a workshop, I missed that. (Original) Super intéressant. Wel jammer, alles wordt corona proof geregeld, behalve als je in de grote zaal komt met alle uitleg over chocolatiers enzo. Daar stromen de mensen binnen omdat er minder snelle doorgang is, teveel info in die ruimte om snel door te lopen. Verder een leuke plaats. Misschien wel opteren voor een workshop, dat miste ik wel.

(Translated by Google) Had a great Sunday afternoon. We were well received, all information regarding the corona measures was well explained by a super friendly man. Our 4 and 7 year old children continued to listen to all the stories fascinated. They were also happy with their bags of chocolate afterwards (Original) Een super zondagnamiddag gehad. We werden goed ontvangen, alle info ivm de coronamaatregelen werden goed uitgelegd door een supervriendelijke man. Onze kindjes van 4 en 7 jaar bleven geboeid luisteren naar alle verhalen. Ze waren ook blij met hun zakjes vol chocolade achteraf.😉🍫

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful and interesting museum. The sample package that you get home is also fantastic! Everything brought in an interactive and engaging way so that our 6-year-old daughter can also remain fascinated from entering to walking outside! (Original) Super mooi en interessant museum. Ook het proefpakket dat je mee naar huis krijgt is fantastisch! Alles op een interactieve en boeiende manier gebracht zodat onze 6jarige dochter ook gefascineerd kan blijven van bij het binnengaan tot het buitenwandelen!

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum, great set design suitable for all ages. Visit during the covid and measures taken, organization of the museum to still make the most of it. And the icing on the cake, a tasting box to continue the visit at home. (Original) Excellent musée, scénographie géniale et appropriée à tout âge. Visite durant le covid et mesures prises, organisation du musée pour quand même en profiter au maximum. Et cerise sur le gâteau, boîte de dégustation pour poursuivre la visite chez soi.

(Translated by Google) A fun museum for young and old! We really loved it! (Original) Een leuke museum voor groot en klein! We vonden het echt top!

(Translated by Google) Fantastic for children too! (Original) Fantastisch ook voor kinderen!

(Translated by Google) Very nice experience, highly recommended (Original) Heel leuke ervaring , een aanrader

(Translated by Google) Very cool (Original) Zeer tof

(Translated by Google) Good but I think it's expensive for what you get to see (Original) Goed maar ik vind het wel duur voor wat je te zien krijgt

(Translated by Google) Never thought I could learn so much about chocolate. (Original) Nooit gedacht dat ik zo veel kon bij leren over chocolade.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place, tasty chocolate (Original) Fantastisch plaats, lekkere chokolade

(Translated by Google) Super fun and interesting trip (Original) Super leuke en interessante uitstap

(Translated by Google) Really recommend! Upon arrival you have to wait outside due to the corona measures, the measures are also properly complied with inside. From the moment you enter you are immersed in the world of chocolate. It is guaranteed fun for young and old! Due to corona you cannot taste the chocolate on the spot, but you get a delicious bowl with all the chocolate home to taste! (Original) Echt een aanrader! Bij aankomst moet je door de coronamaatregelen even buiten wachten, ook binnen word goed aan de maatregelen voldaan. Vanaf dat je binnenkomt word je in de wereld van chocola gedompeld. Het is gegarandeerd plezier voor jong en oud! Door corona kan je de chocolade niet ter plaatse proeven maar je krijgt een heerlijk bakje met alle chocolade mee naar huis om toch te proeven!

Super cool experience, definitely recommend for families! You learn about the whole process from 'bean to bar'. Very well done one of the top attractions in Antwerp.

A rainy afternoon in town? Want to have a lovely, immersive experience? With or without kids, the Chocolate Nation museum is a go-to in Antwerpen. Accessible for wheelchair/buggy users. Enjoy a tasty treat on your way out!

Pretty good and informative. The system with the audio guides has its issues (in one of the rooms my audio guide didn't pick up anything, was fine again in the next room).

What a delightful surprise! Visiting Chocolate Nation was one of the best things to do in Antwerp. The self guid visit goes through the cocoa tree, the plantation, its trip to Europe in big ships til the manufacturing of the chocolate. There’s also information about the history of Belgian chocolate and, after the visit, you get a little souvenir with lots of types of chocolates. It’s completely worth it!

The first room in the museum was a unique experience. It alone justifies visiting this museum. P.S. they give chocolate at the exit, just ask for your free sample :)

A great experience with projection and a very detailed explanation for all the family. Best prt is at the end, you get to taste some of their chocolate.

New generation of museum which gives you a memorable experience.you will have a bag of chocolate sample with 10 delicious tastes. Try it sooner if you wanna visit one place in antwerp.

Awesome place.. Very beautiful and insightful..not to talk of how good the chocolates taste..i couldn't get enough.

A great place to spend your time. A completely interactive way to tell about the history of chocolate. And the chocolate tasting at the end is an icing on the cake. Must visit!

Who wouldn’t want to visit museum specially it’s The Belgian chocolate! It’s nice museum to visit with kids, friends and family! I do found it’s little expensive entry fees. The audio tour is really helpful to give you thoroughly information about the whole process of making chocolate. Also, end of the tour there is chocolate tasting and also chocolate shop that you can buy those chocolates for yourself or to gift someone! Overall it’s fun and chocolateyyy museum to visit! Don’t miss to visit once!

Nice museum with a special approach on presenting the origin and the applications for chocolate. Also the preparation of raster eggs was veruit interesting

Fantastic museum that is worth a visit; especially if you are a chocolate lover.

Nice place to visit

A bit expensive, but a very nice experience

(Translated by Google) Great experience. If you want to learn about Belgian chocolate, this is the place to be. Using audio-visual delights, you will learn everything. In addition, you can also taste these delicacies. (Original) Top ervaring. Wil je leren over Belgische chocolade, hier moet je zijn. Gebruik makend van audio-visuele hoogstandjes, kom je alles te weten. Daarenboven mag je ook van deze lekkernijen proeven.

Modern audio-focused museum about the history and making of chocolate in Belgium. Good audio guide that covers every artifact. Bring your own cable headphones if possible, but not necessary. Chocolate tasting at the end (10 varieties). Takes not much longer than an hour even if you take your time.

You will get to learn very interesting facts about Belgium Chocolate. You will also get to taste the different flavours of the chocolate. 👍🏻😃

Really good place to visit if you like chocolate. This museum stimulates both your senses both in terms of visuals, sounds, and taste. First you go through some rooms in teams at a set pace, making sure that distancing is possible. Here you are told about the process from cocoa bean to finished chocolate. Afterwards you are free to go at your own pace listening to facts, history, and seeing a bit of chocolate art. You can even get a viewing of the employees making chocolate. The trip ends with a delicious chocolate tasting, first with the common variations, and hereafter some more uniquely developed blends.

Amazinggggg... Really nice and tasty. Anyone loves chocolate should visit here. Nice audio guide, fantastic mechanical explanations about how chocolates get ready to eat from farm to factory. Super iconic chocolate statues and a tasty part that you can try ten different tastes of chocolates from super milky to super bitter. Get ready for a nice journey here.

Very cool experience. First you'll get an audio guided (in multiple languages from which you can choose) show of how chocolate is made. Later you can find out about everything concerning chocolate through audio devices. And in the end, you are given 12 types of chocolate to taste before going into a shop of chocolate items.

Absolutely loved here, it's a great place for children to learn how chocolate is grown, how it's processed and made into the way we eat it. It's a very interactive tour especially the video on the tables and at the end the tasting of the different chocolates. Have now found my favourites - Ruby, Madagascan and Brazil 😍 would of stayed in the tasting room forever if I could, a brilliant experience for all the family

I balked at the steep museum price at first. But after a full tour of the world’s largest Belgian chocolate museum, I can say that it’s quite worth the money! It starts with an organised tour where we moved section by section to learn about the process and people of chocolate-making. A cute cut-scene at a sit-down restaurant marked the transition between the guided course and the free and easy roam-around. Using the complimentary audio-guides, we could take our time to listen to the visionary chocolate makers of old and their milestones. There’s a hall with lots of chocolate statues. It shares about some of the pivotal moments in chocolate history - including the discovery of ruby chocolate after 60 years and the invention of chocolate-dipped ice-cream. The next rooms have selfie corners and Cocoa Horizons endorsements. My jaunt concludes with chocolate tasting in the final room. It is the best room. 10 types of chocolate - white, milk, gold, ruby, dark - with detailed descriptions. Equipped with a plastic spoon, I could try everything. It’s a big hit for all chocolate-lovers.

Highly recommended place to go when in Antwerp. The museum is designed in a fun and educational way with eye-catching visualization and ear-carching audio. At the end if the tour, you'll be able to taste 10 different kinds of chocolate, which of course satisfies your taste!

Very nice place to visit and get more info about chocolate. It has very nice history of how chocolate has become popular in Belgium. I wished to have more explanation of technical processes. It's definitely worth visiting. In the end, you can taste 10-12 different chocolate. Most of them are super delicious.

It was seriously phenomenal! I wouldn't lie saying I was expecting another tacky belgian food museum - but it was really classy one, informative and just fun to be! :) All was accessible, engaging and all information was given in a approachable way. But of course the best part is that you get to taste TEN different chocolates! That was a dream come true for some with such a sweet tooth like me. :) I'd recommend to plan visit for about an hour and book tickets earlier. Kudos to amazing staff!

UNREAL. No queue time, very interesting to hear about all of the origins about chocolate. Audio was easy to work and was cool to see chocolatier's working while we were walking around. BEST PART was eating all the different chocolate flavours and tried them all more than we should have, white, golden and the first milk chocolate on the second set of fountains were the best. 10/10 place and recommendation.

The definitive guided tour of the history of Belgian chocolate. A well-narrated tour full of mechatronic animations and historic displays that tell the story of Belgian chocolate and the development of the chocolate industry. This simple tour will make you an expert on chocolate in 1 hour. The tasting session at the end happens in a stunningly decorated tasting room. The tour location is located conveniently close to the Antwerp Central train station.

Fun and interactive museum for both kids and adults. Digitalized models and videos explain the history of chocolate, as well as show the process that the product undergoes. At the end everyone can try more than 10 different chocolate flavors, which everyone realizes is the best part.