PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 7 dessert tours most worth your time in Prague, pulled into one place. Each one with what it costs, how long it runs and the operator you book it through.
In Prague, learn chocolate history and make personalized tablets in a 90-minute Choco-Story workshop with global tastings and live praline demos.
Most Popular“We liked Teresa,our chocolate master at the workshop, who was really kind.”
A 30-minute Choco-Story Prague stop with global chocolate tastings, Aztec-to-Europe cocoa history, and a live praline demo.
“Στο εισιτήριο περιλαμβάνεται μόνο η ξενάγηση στο χώρο και γευσιγνωσία σοκολάτας αν θέλετε σεμινάριο και να φτιάξετε ουσιαστικά τις δικές σοκολάτες θα πρέπει να κλείσετε διαφορετικό εισιτήριο κατά τ’άλλα υπέροχη εμπειρία θα το πρότεινα σίγουρα”
Prague’s Choco Art Museum pairs a self-guided chocolate-art history stroll with a 30–45 minute praline-making workshop near Old Town Square.
“Good very enjoyable”
Prague Chocolate Museum entry with unlimited tastings of chocolate art, Charles Bridge and Golem exhibits, in a small group.
Chocotopia in Průhonice near Prague blends vintage chocolate machines, cacao tasting, sugar lessons, and an optional chocolate workshop.
“Navštívit stačí určitě jednou, ale stojí za to. Fajn rozvržená prohlídka pro děti i dospělé. Workshop je pak takovou třešinkou hlavně pro děti ( u nás 9a11).”
Prague Advent boat cruise with Christmas carols, traditional sweets, and hot drinks aboard the Maria Croon. 50 minutes, great value.
Free chimney cake trail in Prague: 3 stops, 3 trdelník flavors, a landmark map, walk from Wenceslas Square to Prague Castle.
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From the Old Town squares to the day trips beyond the city, and every way to spend the time in between.
