The chocolate production machines shut down 30 minutes before the museum closes



Lindt Chocolate Museum Ticket in Cologne
Packages
1-Day Ticket (Weekday)



- Free for children aged 0-5
- Children aged 19+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Free for caregivers accompanying visitors with disabilities
- Senior tickets are available for individuals aged 65 and above
- There is no age limit for student tickets. Any student may select this option but must present a valid student ID
- Dogs are not allowed in the museum
- Courses and tastings are available in German for an additional fee. For reservations in English and other languages, please contact the museum directly via email
- This activity is wheelchair-accessible
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Present your mobile voucher
- Enter the venue directly with this voucher
- Lindt Chocolate Museum
- Am Schokoladenmuseum 1A, 50678 Koln, Germany
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- By car: The Chocolate Museum does not have its own parking spaces, but within a 1 km radius, you can find parking facilities at Koelhoffstrasse (50676 Cologne), Harry-Blum-Platz 2 (50678 Cologne), Blaubach 1 (50676 Cologne), and Markmannsgasse 3 (50667 Cologne)
1-Day Ticket (Weekend)
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Guide
- Explore historic machines from the industrial era, revealing how chocolate was crafted
- Enter a tropical house with cocoa trees to see chocolate’s origins firsthand
- Watch master chocolatiers create pralines and bars in Lindt’s glass factory
- Taste from a three-meter-high chocolate fountain with 200 kilograms of cocoa
- Relax in the cafe with stunning Rhine views and delightful chocolate treats
The Lindt Chocolate Museum offers an immersive journey through the rich history of chocolate, starting from its origins with the ancient Mayas and Aztecs to the indulgent variety we enjoy today. You can explore a collection of historical chocolate machines from the industrial era and witness the process of chocolate-making in the glass factory, where master chocolatiers craft everything from pralines to hollow figures. A walk through the tropical house reveals the source of it all—cocoa trees. Don't miss the iconic three-meter-high chocolate fountain, where 200 kilograms of chocolate flow continuously, inviting you to taste. Finally, relax in the museum's café with stunning Rhine views through 30-meter-long panoramic windows, making it a perfect spot to savor your sweet experience
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Guidebook
- Explore historic machines from the industrial era, revealing how chocolate was crafted
- Enter a tropical house with cocoa trees to see chocolate’s origins firsthand
- Watch master chocolatiers create pralines and bars in Lindt’s glass factory
- Taste from a three-meter-high chocolate fountain with 200 kilograms of cocoa
- Relax in the cafe with stunning Rhine views and delightful chocolate treats
The Lindt Chocolate Museum offers an immersive journey through the rich history of chocolate, starting from its origins with the ancient Mayas and Aztecs to the indulgent variety we enjoy today. You can explore a collection of historical chocolate machines from the industrial era and witness the process of chocolate-making in the glass factory, where master chocolatiers craft everything from pralines to hollow figures. A walk through the tropical house reveals the source of it all—cocoa trees. Don't miss the iconic three-meter-high chocolate fountain, where 200 kilograms of chocolate flow continuously, inviting you to taste. Finally, relax in the museum's café with stunning Rhine views through 30-meter-long panoramic windows, making it a perfect spot to savor your sweet experience