Brussels Chocolate Walking tour and Workshop

Itinerary

Please make your way to Grand Place in front of the Godiva shop to begin this Brussels Walking Tour and Chocolate Workshop. You will be accompanied by a multilingual guide.

Enroll in an entertaining workshop headed by a master chocolatier, where you’ll learn the preparation secrets behind orangettes, pralines, and Easter eggs. During the workshop, you will make your own chocolates and get them wrapped at the end of the tour.

Made with real cream or alcoholic filling, these chocolates don’t keep well, but you weren’t planning on keeping them for long anyway, were you?

Take a walk around the Grand Place, the heart of the old city—which is surrounded by guild houses and the magnificent Town Hall.

See the mischievous bronze boy of Manneken-Pis, one of Europe’s most famous fountain sculptures, and Brussels’ oldest citizen.

The square of the Sablon is filled with antique shops and the Royal Galleries, which is the seat of the city’s oldest chocolate shop, Neuhaus.

Boulevard Anspach is home to a number of fashion boutiques and chocolate shops, which proudly parade their confections in enticing window displays.

Explore the jumble of cobbled streets and narrow passages of Ilot Sacre, where restaurants with outdoor terraces overlook talented street musicians that give the area a lively atmosphere.

In addition to this extensive walk past the city’s most famous luxury chocolate shops and historical landmarks, you will also be told where to find the best bargains in Brussels.

The tour will conclude where it began.