BRUSSELS
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The 10 most popular dessert tours in Brussels. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Choco-Story Brussels is a self-guided chocolate museum with tastings and a live praline demo in a small group, with audio in 11 languages.
Taste six Brussels beers and 10 Belgian chocolates on a 4–5 hour guided walk past Manneken Pis and the Grand Place.
“Great and informative tour. The variety of exceptional chocolates and beers kept us going through the cold weather of January. Glad we had a knowledgeable and charismatic guide in Hugo!”
Hands-on Belgian chocolate workshop in Brussels: tastings of Haitian cacao, cacao pod juice, and making truffles, mendiants, and a bar.
Brussels walking tour blending Grand Place history, Manneken Pis tales, and Mary Chocolatier chocolate plus a warm Belgian waffle.
“Very interesting and informative tour and Ian was the best guide we ever had and we’ve had many guides in many countries. He was energetic, humorous and brought his own perspectives into the tour. Brussels is an interesting city in an interesting country and we learned a lot on the tour and also appreciate recommendations…”
Make 30+ Belgian chocolates in a hands-on workshop in Brussels. Learn tempering, pralines, mendiants, taste, then take home a box.
Walk Brussels with a chocolate expert: 10 tastings, city sights from Grand Place to Saint-Hubert, then make pralines to take home.
“What made this experience exceptional was the outstanding charm and knowledge of Avo our guide. Despite the chill of the weather, his warmth, willingness to answer questions, expansive knowledge and excellent itinerary were wonderful. The various chocolatiers we visited were fascinating and very different from each other, and of course the chocolates we were lucky…”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk through Brussels’ top sights with Belgian waffle and royal-warrant chocolate tastings.
“Guide was great - really mad either fun and interesting!”
A 90-minute Brussels chocolate stroll with multiple tastings, Belgian chocolate history, and a sweet finish near Grand Place.
“Unfortunately we didn't get to participate in the tour. We were delayed a bit due to the rain, but we got to the meeting point 4 minutes past the meeting time and did not see the guide. After contacting the company via Viator, I was able to contact the guide hoping we could meet up…”
A small-group Brussels tour packed with chocolate, Westvleteren XII beer, Belgian whiskey, and a Royal Galleries waffle, all in one 5.5-hour loop.
“We had a very nice afternoon with Avo, who knows every thing you want to know about beer and chocolate. We learned a lot about Belgium and Brussel as well.”
Belgian Chocolate Makers in Brussels. You’ll taste cacao, temper chocolate on marble, make mendiants and truffles, and take home a gift box.
“Patricia was amazing! I learned so much from her! Her English is conversational and she also let me practice my French without judgement. What a lovely experience! I love that the company is bean to bar. Highly recommend!”
