Very informative and fairly interactive. Lots to learn about the history of chocolate and how it became the chocolate we know today. Free chocolate samples and a very entertaining live chocolate making process - praline, with a free taster at the end. Good for those wanting to know more, maybe a tad boring for children but there’s enough to keep them interested

Good in general but was expecting a bit more. Most pieces in the museum are covered in dust. Although there was 2 lines for people with booking and no booking, the ladies at reception don't really pay attention to that. It would be good to have staff throughout the visit. The guy doing the demonstration was good and funny.

I loved the audio-guide in Russian, it was recorded with the podcast hosts of the kids show my daughter was listening for years. But for adults the exposition is a little too fake. I would prefer to pay for an atelier so the kids could try to make chocolate themselves