Beijing Chocolate Museum Ticket | Beijing Pavilion

The chocolate cultural landmark of Beijing, an immersive encounter with cocoa art, unlocking a sweet new experience.

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CHOCOCHOCO Chocolate Museum (Beijing Branch)

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Chocolate creates Beijing-style sculptures, providing an immersive experience of a sweet cultural feast.
Check-in at the golden house for stunning photos, a super shocking crossover of art and food.
Replicating famous Chinese and Western paintings, the chocolate dragon-patterned caisson ceiling is full of detail.
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What to expect

An immersive chocolate culture landmark in Beijing. The venue took 3 years to prepare and used nearly 50 tons of pure cocoa butter chocolate to create a two-story immersive experience space with "cocoa culture + artistic creativity" as its core. The first floor features giant chocolate artworks, from lifelike Chinese dragons and winding Great Walls to exquisite architectural miniature models, each piece is full of ingenuity. There is also a cocoa knowledge exploration area, which funly popularizes the origin and production process of cocoa, as well as a golden house interactive check-in area, where you can take atmospheric blockbusters at your fingertips. The second floor creates a chocolate art gallery, replicating classic artistic masterpieces, and the Dream Theater alternately stages chocolate making shows. You can also watch the masters create on-site in the open kitchen.

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The chocolate panda is soft and cute, with brown and white colors that restore its expression.

Replicating the Great Wall's watchtowers with chocolate, the lifelike details restore the architectural texture, fully demonstrating ingenuity.

A chocolate-made model of the Temple of Heaven's Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, with blue roof and red walls recreating the architectural form and exquisite details.

Chocolate mimics painted porcelain bottles, with exquisite two-tone patterns, and traditional shapes enveloped in sweet fragrance.

Matcha-flavored chocolate auspicious beast, with fine texture, a Chinese auspicious beast wrapped in a sweet and fragrant texture.

A chocolate vase with artificial flowers, featuring a milky white carved bottle body, creating a gentle and sweet aesthetic.

The "There is gold to be found in books" themed area features chocolate gold bars and coins, making it a highly attractive photo spot.

Chocolate replicas of cultural relics and clothing, including Tang Sancai and blue and white porcelain, full of Chinese style.

The museum's LOGO wall is decorated with a full wall of colorful and incredibly healing chocolate shapes.

A giant chocolate Chinese dragon paired with a Great Wall scene is both imposing and sweet.

Replicating Chinese landscape paintings with chocolate, using rich colors to restore the artistic conception and details of traditional calligraphy and painting.

Dragon-patterned auspicious clouds are lifelike, and Chinese patterns collide with sweet materials.

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