Chocolate Museum in Paris, Episode 70

Categories: Family Travel, Museums in Paris, Paris

The chocolate museum in Paris is not the only one you can visit in France (see Episode 47 for the one found in Bayonne), but in my opinion, if you can only visit one, this should be the one.

The Chocolate Museum in Paris Has Something for Everyone

Children will love it because it's chocolate, it smells good, and they will get to eat some chocolate at the end of the visit!

Meso-America aficionados and anyone who has an interest in Mexico will love it because the museum highlights the vital role Mexicans played in bringing us chocolate.

Those who enjoy learning about the history of cooking technology. This museum explains how chocolate is made and all the implements necessary to make it.

Those who like pretty objects: those vases and artifacts are absolutely beautiful and the museum is pleasantly laid-out, has great signage (English included!) and displays everything in luscious brown tones.

Everyone who, like me, cannot wait to have their next bite of chocolate!

Not a Must-See, but Nice and Interesting

I wouldn't say that this should be on everyone's must-see list of Paris, but if you've visited Paris a few times and you'd like to see a museum that is easy to visit and enjoy, it's a great choice.

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Discussed in this Episode

  • Chocolate
  • Paris with children
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Categories: Family Travel, Museums in Paris, Paris