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Combo: Chocolate Workshop + Chocolate Museum Vienna Tickets

Chocolate workshop participants pouring chocolate at Vienna museum.

Pouring chocolate into mold during Vienna chocolatier workshop.

Visitors enjoying a chocolate-making workshop at the Chocolate Museum in Vienna.

Chocolate bar with assorted toppings at Vienna chocolate workshop.

Duration

1 hr 30 min

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Spend a day in chocolate heaven making chocolates and tasting them followed by a visit to the Chocolate Museum Vienna.

4.6/5

(46)

Linus

Jan 2026

Verified booking

5/5

This was an extremely fun workshop, the employees explained the differences between white, milk, and dark chocolate as well as the difference between modern hot chocolate and traditional hot chocolate. The chocolates themselves, of which we made 3 bars each, taste really good and look aesthetically pleasing. Definitely worth the price and experience! Kid friendly and enjoyable.

Arianna

Nov 2025

Verified booking

5/5

I booked the class with my boyfriend and we had the best time here. The class was entirely in English and the teacher was able to explain every step of the process. We decorated our own chocolate bars and drank some self made hot chocolate. 100/100 recommended if you are looking for a different experience while visiting Vienna

Victoria

Aug 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Very good though this website are not selling the tickets correctly. You need to pay for 4 year olds so make sure you get there early to sort anything re that. We ended up needing to come back in afternoon for our session which worked for us. The team there are amazing and it's such a pretty place. The worshop was awesome we made chocolatier chocolate bars and hot chocolates so tasty!

Save money and time with this combo ticket that lets you attend a chocolate workshop with bonus admission to the Chocolate Museum Vienna.

Enjoy a delicious chocolate tasting, learn about the history of chocolate, and the process of making it from bean to bar in theory.

Make 3 unique chocolate bars and get creative while garnishing them with various decorations.

After the workshop, enjoy exploring the Chocolate Museum Vienna with life-size chocolate sculptures and receive your Chocolate Museum Vienna certificate.

Fun fact: Aztecs took their admiration for chocolate to another level as they used cacao beans as currency to buy goods.

Chocolate Workshop

Admission to the 60-min chocolate workshop session

English & German-speaking expert chocolatier

Chocolate tasting

Preparation of 3 chocolates (300 gms)

Chocolate-making utilities

Chocolate Museum Vienna Certificate

Chocolate Museum Vienna

15-minute bonus admission to the Chocolate Museum Vienna

Production of chocolate from bean to bar

Chocolate shop expenses

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

4.6
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What our guests say
Linus
Jan 2026
Verified booking
5/5
This was an extremely fun workshop, the employees explained the differences between white, milk, and dark chocolate as well as the difference between modern hot chocolate and traditional hot chocolate. The chocolates themselves, of which we made 3 bars each, taste really good and look aesthetically pleasing. Definitely worth the price and experience! Kid friendly and enjoyable.
Hunter
Dec 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Had fun making chocolate together! Great date and an eventful time where we got to make several types of dark chocolate creations
Claire
Dec 2025
Verified booking
5/5
It was super easy to make a reservation for this fun activity. My sister and I wanted to escape from the Christmas Markets for a bit and we scheduled the chocolate workshop for the middle of the day. The group who attended this workshop were a mix of mainly Americans and Britains with a few couples from other places. The lesson was in English. I enjoyed our guide's presentation and lesson- it was very thorough. We had a few VERY YOUNG children in the group and he handled them with aplomb. He held onto the molds with them so that they could be involved in pouring the chocolate into the molds. If I was to change anything, it would be three things: 1. the toppings for the chocolate bars was very minimalist. Plain peanuts, shredded coconut (not the larger, sweetened pieces), sprinkles, sliced almonds, mini pretzels, raisins (not cranberries), colored mini marshmallows, gummy bears, dried banana chips. I had expected to find toppings like what I had seen in other pictures- unfortunately, those toppings were only on the bars that were for sale. 2. I really wanted to try to do the pouring of the chocolate into the bars myself but the instructor jumped in and held my tray the entire time. Oh well. 3. The museum is could use... an update. It's fun, especially for kids, but I would have liked to see something a bit less kid-oriented and some stuff that was more historical, especially european development. But, I knew from previous reviews that that was going to be what I found so I wasn't surprised. Overall, I give the experience a solid 5 stars. Fun, informative, and very hands-on.
Karen
Dec 2025
Verified booking
3/5
Friendly staff and chocolate is tasty, BUT there was no instruction on how to temper chocolate. Only pour chocolate into a mould then add toppings. Took about 5 minutes. Most of rest of time was spent queuing. Hot chocolate was just made using powdered cacao, milk powder, sugar and hot water - ok but nothing special. Museum was a single room and waste of time. Very disappointed and would not recommend. Poor value for money.
Kristijan
Dec 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Must do in Vienna...Kind people and a sweet atmosphere...

Become a Chocolatier for a Day

Chocoholics—this one is for you! Spend 60 minutes devouring the diverse kinds of chocolates and learning about the history of this treat. An expert chocolatier will teach you the entire process of chocolate making theoretically.

What Goes On in the Workshop?

Learn about the seven steps of consuming chocolate by seeing, hearing, crushing, touching, detecting texture, smell, and aftertaste. Make 3 drool-worthy chocolate bars under the expert guidance of an in-house chocolatier. Decorate them using your creativity plus taste the original hot “Xocolate” as created by the Aztecs. The best part is that you get to take them home with you. At the end of the workshop, proudly receive your Chocolate Museum Vienna certificate.

Welcome to the Yummiest Museum of All Time!

You are now free to spend 15 minutes at the Chocolate Museum Vienna. This museum will take you through the history of chocolate, and entertain you with interactive chocolate games. Stroll through the museum and journey deep into the jungle, home to cocoa plants. The life-sized chocolate sculptures will leave you craving more chocolate—you won’t have to look far though as there’s a chocolate shop waiting for you.

Important Information

The expert chocolatier speaks English & German.

This experience is not suitable for guests aged 5 and under.

You don't have to be an expert or have cooking class experience to participate in this chocolate workshop.

Facilities: Cloakroom, Free WiFi

Timings

Daily: 10:30am to 6pm

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

Please arrive at the attraction 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

Ticket Redemption Point

Show your ticket at Chocolate Museum Vienna.

Address: Schönbrunner Str. 99, 1050 Wien, Austria.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Getting There

By Bus

The closest bus stop is Reinprechtsdorfer Brücke. It is a quick 1-minute walk to the attraction.

Board buses 12A or 14A to get you there.

By Metro

The closest metro station is Pilgramgasse. It is a quick 5-minute walk to the attraction.

Board metros U4 Subway Service to get you there.