Zagreb: Chocolate Museum Ticket with Tastings

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11,00€

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Duration

16 languages are available via audio guides

Tour language

Gundulićeva ul. 26, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia

Meeting Point

1 - 20

Group size

Private group available

Notice

Step inside Zagreb’s Chocolate Museum for a self guided journey from cacao origins to modern pralines. Your ticket includes a tasting box with nine chocolates, interactive exhibits like cocoa bean grinding, and playful selfie sets. The museum sits near Cvjetni Square, current entrance at Gundulićeva 26, with clear bilingual displays and guided visits offered on select schedules.

Highlights

  • Nine piece tasting box included, sampled room by room as you move through the exhibition.
  • Interactive stations including metate grinding and a foamy chocolate drink demonstration theme.
  • Themed photo corners such as rainforest, baroque court, chocolate factory set.
  • Bilingual captions in Croatian and English, guided tours available in Croatian, English, German.
  • Central location a short walk from the main square, simple indoor activity year round.

Includes

  • Admission to Chocolate Museum Zagreb.
  • Tasting box with nine chocolates to sample through the route.
  • Access to interactive exhibits and themed selfie sets.
  • Bilingual exhibition text, on site staff support, option to visit the chocolate boutique.
  • Guided tour, workshops or chocolate making unless specifically booked.
  • Hotel transfers, food and drinks beyond the provided tasting box.
  • Luggage storage, fully adapted restroom facilities.

Full description

The Chocolate Museum presents a chronological walk that connects Mesoamerican origins with European salons and today’s craft makers. On arrival you receive a tasting box with nine chocolates. Each gallery corresponds to a piece in the box so you learn and taste in sequence. Along the way you can try hands on tasks such as grinding roasted cocoa beans and comparing aromas. Displays are bilingual and the team occasionally runs guided visits and workshops. A boutique at the entrance carries a wide range of Croatian artisan bars and pralines for gifts.

Allow sixty to ninety minutes for a relaxed visit. Typical opening hours list Monday 14.00 to 20.00, Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 to 20.00, Sunday 10.00 to 19.00, with last entry one hour before closing. The museum is on an upper floor with elevator access. Exhibition areas are wheelchair accessible while the restroom is not fully adapted. Check the museum site for any holiday hour changes.

Who it is for:

  • Families and couples who want a fun indoor stop with learning and tasting in equal measure.
  • Food curious travelers who enjoy interactive exhibits and a central city location.
  • Short stay visitors who need a flexible, timed visit near the main pedestrian zone.

Not suitable for:

  • Guests with strict allergy rules that require guaranteed zero cross contamination, the team provides ingredient printouts but cannot guarantee absolute separation.
  • Visitors seeking a pastry cafe or full dessert service inside the galleries, this is a museum experience rather than a patisserie.
  • Travelers expecting guided commentary without prearranged tour slots.

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Group of over 50 people

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