Attention all chocolate enthusiasts! 🍫
If you’ve ever dreamt of wandering through cocoa-scented streets and indulging in the finest confections known to humanity, then this blog post is a must-read for you! We’re embarking on a delicious adventure to explore the world’s most delightful and decadent cities for chocolate lovers.
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Brussels, Belgium
Known for its exquisite chocolates and pralines, Brussels is a haven for chocolate lovers. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit some of the world’s most renowned chocolatiers, such as Neuhaus, Godiva, and Leonidas. Also, explore the charming chocolate shops throughout the city and indulge in the traditional Belgian hot chocolate.
Zurich, Switzerland
Switzerland is synonymous with high-quality chocolate, and Zurich is no exception. With numerous artisan chocolate boutiques like Läderach, Teuscher, and Sprüngli, you can savor delicious Swiss chocolate in various forms, from truffles to chocolate bars.
Cologne, Germany
Cologne has a long history of chocolate-making, with brands like Stollwerck and Lindt originating from the city. Visit the Chocolate Museum (Schokoladenmuseum) to learn about the history of chocolate and its production.
Paris, France
It is no surprise that we add Paris to the list!
Paris is famous for its exquisite desserts and pastries, including chocolates. Explore elegant chocolate shops like La Maison du Chocolat and Pierre Hermé, where master chocolatiers create stunning and delectable chocolate creations.
So, when you are in Paris next time, be sure that you travel the city with your audio travel guide! Piri Guide detects your location, offers you the best travel routes, and starts telling you the hidden stories of wherever you are. All you have to do is to get your headphones or earbuds and follow the path at your own pace. Then, don’t set out for your trip before downloading the digital travel guide! 😊
Modica, Sicily, Italy
Modica is famous for its unique chocolate-making technique, dating back to the Aztecs. The chocolate is made using cold processing, resulting in a grainy texture. Don’t miss the chance to try traditional Sicilian chocolate flavored with spices and citrus fruits.
Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona boasts a thriving chocolate scene with its famous chocolate con churros, a traditional Spanish treat. Enjoy hot chocolate paired with crispy churros for a delectable experience.
If your next destination is Barcelona, check out our Barcelona Travel Guide! 💌
