Zurich Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum Tickets
About this activity
Smartphone tickets accepted
- Your booking is confirmed immediately
Experience Highlights
If you are a chocolate lover, take the opportunity to buy your ticket for the Lindt Home of Chocolate museum in Zurich. You'll get a multilingual audio guide (pick it up before the entrance near the stairs, or at the top right after the entrance) and fast-track access without queuing. You will be able to use the lockers free of charge and you will have unlimited Swiss chocolate tasting at your disposal. If you go with your family, please note that children under the age of 7 are free, although they must be included in your booking.
Discover the origins of chocolate in this museum where you'll find interactive exhibits. Here you'll see a chocolate fountain over 9 metres high and learn how cocoa beans are made into one of the most popular sweets and much more.
- Upon arrival, scan your digital tickets at the entrance area.
- Taste the delicious chocolate in an unlimited way.
- Learn about the history of chocolate and enjoy participatory exhibits.
- Learn with your multilingual audio guide (10 languages) and with the child-friendly version in German and English.
What’s included
- Tickets for the Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum Zurich
- Use of lockers
- Unlimited chocolate tasting
- Audio guide in 10 languages
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Step by Step
If you've seen Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and your greatest wish is to enter a chocolate museum, this activity will fulfil that wish. This ticket to the Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum in Zurich will take you on a journey to learn about the history of one of the world's most popular treats. You'll also get an audio guide and fast-track , queue-free access .
Enjoy unlimited Swiss chocolate tasting and a tour of the facilities, which include a 9-metre high chocolate fountain and many interactive educational exhibits and activities.
The Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum in Zurich is also a research centre where the world's best chocolate is made. This building is 1,500 square metres in size and here you will see the world's largest chocolate fountain and Lindt shop.
There are educational workshops where you will learn about the manufacturing process, from cocoa beans to the delicious chocolate that so many people love. You will also discover the ways of cultivation and chocolate production techniques, such as conching. Today, the building is now a combination of industrial production, showroom, shops and research and development.