Belgium does not necessarily possess an actual chocolate hotel where furniture is melting in your hands, but visitors can still indulge in fantasy-like chocolate-themed accommodations, interactive museums, and courses that make the nation a heaven on earth for chocoholics.
A Sweet Myth With a Delicious Twist
The concept of a completely chocolate-built hotel beds, chairs, and tables, too. Is fantasy-film material. Though Belgium, renowned for its top-drawer pralines and handcrafted chocolates, doesn’t exactly deliver Willy Wonka’s fantasy, it comes pretty darn close. Rather than chocolate beds, Belgium entices tourists with hotels, museums, and experiences that will indulge the sweetest of tastes.
Chocolate Hotels in Belgium
One of the most sought-after chocolate-themed stays is The Chocolate Hotel in Bruges. Dubbed the “Venice of the North,” Bruges already has visitors under its spell with its cobbled streets and medieval architecture. Toss in a chocolate-themed hotel centered on Belgium’s best-known export, and the experience is unforgettable. Arriving guests receive sweet goodies at The Chocolate Hotel, and the décor in each room honors cocoa in innovative ways.
Upscale hotels in big cities also join in on the chocolate trend. In Brussels, Hotel Amigo provides decadent packages with praline tastings, chocolate workshops, and guided tours of the city’s top chocolatiers. These activities enable visitors not only to consume chocolate but also to learn how to enjoy, make, and devour it.
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Interactive Chocolate Museums
Aside from themed hotels, Belgium’s museums turn chocolate appreciation into an art form. Choco-Story, having shops in both Bruges and Brussels, transports visitors through the history of cocoa from its ancient beginnings with the Mayan and Aztec worlds to how it evolved into the smooth treats we know today. Interactive displays, live demonstrations, and tastings make each trip as informative as it is drool-inducing.
In Antwerp, Chocolate Nation is advertising itself as the world’s largest Belgian chocolate museum. The interactive tour involves multi-sensory experiences, enormous chocolate fountains, and the chance to taste various types of chocolate from all over the country. Tourists even receive behind-the-scenes peeks at the production of Belgium’s world-famous pralines by specialist chocolatiers.
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Workshops and Experiences
For those willing to get hands-on, there are also infinite chocolate-making courses available in Belgium. Hands-on workshops enable visitors to temper, shape, and decorate their own pralines under the expert guidance of master chocolatiers. It’s a tasty way to merge creativity with decadence, and many of those who take part leave with a box of their own homemade chocolates to enjoy at home.
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