Louise was wonderful. She explained wonderfully and gave excellent ideas for making chocolates. You get to make four small bars, one large, and as many designs/discs as you can fit on your paper in the allotted time. If you aren't super elaborate, you can definitely make a TON of chocolates. The museum was also lovely, interactive and had a tasting included. My favorite experience so far.

This was brilliant. I did the workshop at the start of the visit and this was really good fun (basically decorating and making chocolate for an hour). The chocolate is left to set for a short while and then you are able to take it away with you. The museum part was interesting. I’m not a big reader so having the audio guides made it more enjoyable. The praline demonstration was good to watch. I would recommend this to anyone who likes chocolate!

There is no waiting area, to wait for the workshop, so if you come a little bit earlier, keep in mind, that you will need to stand. Chocolate making is kinda fun, but if you have ever tried this kind of activities, visit only the museum. Also, if you choose afternoon time for the workshop, you won't be able to listen and finish all the museum, till it closes.