Les Secrets des Grands Express sur Geispolsheim

I personally wouldn't book the all-you-can-eat dessert; the pastries didn't look particularly appealing. It's better at any patisserie. However, we had coffee and iced hot chocolate and were very happy with them. The tour of the production facilities is interesting. You can sample everything, and it's very educational for children.

We came for the tour. It's interesting to see, but a bit short. The staff, however, are very welcoming and the tastings are good.

Great museum with a great activity for children at an affordable price

The museum is incredible! Full of tastings and workshops. I hadn't been there for 3 or 4 years, and it's changed a lot. It's really worth a visit.

Beautiful chocolate museum, reasonable prices in the shop

I visited this museum with my godson during our holiday in Strasbourg and we were pleasantly surprised. We learned about the history of chocolate, tasted delicious chocolates (milk, caramel, pistachio, etc.). A very friendly and kind lady explained the chocolate-making process to us, and we were able to try a sample of the spread, which was delicious. On our way out of the museum, we couldn't resist buying some chocolates in the shop, which we quickly devoured 🤤😅. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to go back to the shop before leaving to buy a jar of the spread 😭

A delightful experience where we discover chocolate at our own pace, from bean to tasting! A lovely interaction with the chocolatier, who readily explains what he's doing right before our curious eyes. I took the tour with my four children, aged 3 to 11, and each found something that interested them. They thoroughly enjoyed the tasting. Each child has their own little basket to fill with chocolate.

Absolutely fantastic! I took the museum tour. The guide explained everything very well; you can tell she loves her work in the food industry. A nice bonus is the hidden Orient Express carriage tucked away to the side of the museum – it's amazing. P.S. There's also a restaurant where you can enjoy various specialties and a wide selection of chocolates to buy.

Nice museum. Perfect for a hot day. Informative, good tasting, and not expensive at all. A school class came in at the same time as us, but (fortunately) they didn't stay long. We had plenty of space and time. We received an explanation of the process. Friendly staff.

Well! The food is incredibly excellent, to start with the good point. But the museum visit is just screens... No one who actually worked at the company to tell you about its history. It's a real shame, no real chocolatier to demonstrate the craftsmanship. It's a bit sad. The chocolate is excellent, I recommend it. But I was disappointed by the visit.