Follow the trail of chocolate...
The Chocolate Museum is a varied and interactive place of learning and adventure. From the cultivation of cocoa and the production of chocolate to its 5,000-year cultural history, just about every topic is included.
A visit to the Chocolate Museum is a meaningful complement to school lessons and encourages independent learning. It is not only the intellect to which it appeals but all the human senses: experiences come via sight, hearing, touch and even smell and taste.
The Chocolate Museum offers unique learning opportunities through its spatial conditions alone. It is a lively, multisensory and emotional environment. Interdisciplinary, discovery-based and action-orientated learning is possible.
For children and young people a visit to the Chocolate Museum means learning without effort, with fun and without external pressure.
A glossary on the subject of cocoa and chocolate will assist you in dealing with the subject and preparing a visit to the museum.
The Chocolate Museum invites school classes on an exciting and educational journey into the world of chocolate with a tailor-made programme. Where does the cocoa bean come from? How is chocolate made? Interested students will find answers to these and other questions in the museum's exhibitions. The interactive guided tours and participatory activities of the museum are aimed at all school levels and school types.
