Monday to Friday 10:00-22:00, last entry at 21:30; Saturday to Sunday 09:00-22:00, last entry at 21:30
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Beijing Chocolate Museum Ticket | Beijing Pavilion
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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
廊坊头条2号院5号楼1层01号
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- Changes made at least 24 hour(s) before the activity are free
Eligibility
- Children 1.2m (inclusive) and under are admitted free of charge (must be accompanied by a ticketed guardian; one adult is limited to one free child, additional children require separate tickets).
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- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
Address
- No. 01, 1st Floor, Building 5, Courtyard No. 2, Langfang Toutiao, Dashilan Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, Qiao Ke Qiao Kou Chocolate Museum (Beijing Fang Branch)
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4.5 / 5
Fantastic
2 reviews
Eileen ****
2026/03/26
Great 4.0
Suitable for kids and Family to visit as there are many items make from chocolates and the art pieces are very alike of real artifacts. There is also quizzes and games for children making the tour engaging. The only pity is the exhibition is not big enough to allow us to spend more than an hour there.
Klook User
2026/09/19
Fantastic 5.0
Incredible! A little hard to find, but it was splendid. The smell of chocolate greeted us at the entrance, and there were stamps to collect at each step, with different decorations from one room to another. A small chocolate is given for free at the end of the visit.
Guide
- Chocolate sculptures with Beijing flavor, an immersive sweet cultural feast
- "Golden House" check-in for stunning photos, a super impressive cross-over of art and food
- Replicating famous Chinese and Western paintings, chocolate coiled dragon caisson ceiling with incredible detail
- Beijing's immersive chocolate cultural experience landmark. The venue took 3 years to prepare and consumed nearly 50 tons of pure chocolate. Centered on "cocoa culture + artistic creativity," it has created a two-story immersive experience space. The first floor gathers giant chocolate artworks, from lifelike Chinese dragons and winding Great Walls to exquisite architectural miniatures, each piece meticulously crafted; it also features a cocoa knowledge exploration area, offering fun science popularization of cocoa's origin and production process, and a "Golden House" interactive check-in area where every shot is a atmospheric blockbuster. The second floor houses a chocolate art gallery, replicating classic art masterpieces, with a dream theater showcasing chocolate making shows, and an open kitchen where visitors can watch masters create on-site.
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- Chocolate sculptures with Beijing flavor, an immersive sweet cultural feast
- "Golden House" check-in for stunning photos, a super impressive cross-over of art and food
- Replicating famous Chinese and Western paintings, chocolate coiled dragon caisson ceiling with incredible detail
- Beijing's immersive chocolate cultural experience landmark. The venue took 3 years to prepare and consumed nearly 50 tons of pure chocolate. Centered on "cocoa culture + artistic creativity," it has created a two-story immersive experience space. The first floor gathers giant chocolate artworks, from lifelike Chinese dragons and winding Great Walls to exquisite architectural miniatures, each piece meticulously crafted; it also features a cocoa knowledge exploration area, offering fun science popularization of cocoa's origin and production process, and a "Golden House" interactive check-in area where every shot is a atmospheric blockbuster. The second floor houses a chocolate art gallery, replicating classic art masterpieces, with a dream theater showcasing chocolate making shows, and an open kitchen where visitors can watch masters create on-site.