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Interactive Chocolate Tour at the Lindt Home of Chocolate

• Interactive chocolate tour with professional guide
• Fascinating insights into the production process
• 9.3 meter (30.5 ft) high chocolate fountain
• Chocolate tasting

Where does chocolate come from and how has it conquered the world in the course of 4,000 years? How is chocolate produced in an ultra-modern chocolate factory? On a private guided tour through the spectacular Lindt Home of Chocolate, an experienced guide reveals all kinds of fascinating facts about the history and manufacture of this popular cocoa product. Participants also have the opportunity to take a look at the automated experimental plants and afterwards – of course – to sample the products to their heart´s content.

Individual bookings can be made directly via the webshop . For group inquiries, a form is available under “Request Private Tour”.

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• Interactive chocolate tour with audio guide.
• Chocolate fountain that is over nine metres high.
• 20% discount on the journey to Kilchberg ZH or Kilchberg ZH (See) and back.
• 10% discount on admission to the Chocolate tour.

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• 10% discount on the school rate for the Lindt Home of Chocolate, including a free guide.
• Day Pass for Schools in the GA Travelcard area of validity for CHF 15 per person, including for accompanying adults.

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Discover the world of chocolate on the interactive tour, from its origins and cultural significance to chocolate tastings.

Discover the world of chocolate on the interactive tour, from its origins and cultural significance to chocolate tasting, where you can try as much as you wish. One of the most attractive and spectacular chocolate fountains, which is more than 9 metres high, is also guaranteed to astound you.

Attractions.

• Chocolate tasting.
• Chocolate fountain that is more than nine metres high.
• Special chocolate courses in the Lindt Chocolateria (please register; not included in the RailAway combined offer).
• Book your personal guided tour through the museum (with registration, not included in the RailAway combined offer).
• Enjoy sweet and savoury food in the Lindt café.

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Railaway combined offer for individual passengers:.

• Offer valid from 25 March 2024 to 31 March 2025.

You benefit from the discount on the activity when you travel there and back on public transport, such as with a Day Pass, a supersaver ticket, a fare network travelcard or a GA Travelcard.

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• Outward journey: travel to Kilchberg ZH or Kilchberg ZH (See), according to the  online timetable .
• From Kilchberg ZH, walk ten minutes to the museum.
• Pram and wheelchair accessible.
• Lindt Home of Chocolate remains closed for inspection on 7 May 2024 and 5 November 2024. The museum only opens at 12pm on 8 May 2024 and 6 November 2024. The museum is also closed on the following days: 25 and 26 December 2024 and 1 January 2025.

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The combined offer (discounted leisure activity and public transport ticket) can be obtained:.

• From the SBB Contact Center on 0848 44 66 88 (CHF 0.08/min.).
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If you already hold a ticket (e.g. GA Travelcard, Day Pass, etc.), you can also obtain the discounted leisure activity separately via the abovementioned channels. You will be informed of any exceptions when buying online during the purchase process.

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LINDT HOME OF CHOCOLATE

Schokoladenplatz 1 8802 Kilchberg Switzerland

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Offers for groups, families and individuals

We have something for everyone. At the Lindt Home of Chocolate we offer a variety of guided tours and courses for companies, families, groups and individuals. School classes can only visit the chocolate tour with a complimentary guide – please book your tickets here.

Experience the fascinating world of chocolate, create your own delicious treats, discover the biggest Lindt Chocolate Shop in the world, and let us spoil you in our Café.

Group prices

The Lindt Home of Chocolate is a perfect activity for groups of children and adults alike.

Group tickets for adults (min. 20 visitors) CHF 13.00 per person / Group tickets for children (min. 20 visitors) CHF 8.00 per person

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We’d love to give you a tour of our chocolate museum.

*Guided tours for groups (for 10 people or more) / **School classes (up to 30 pupils)

Courses for individuals or small groups

Dive into the world of chocolate and see what it’s like to be a Lindt Master Chocolatier yourself! Guided by our experts, you can create your very own masterpieces in our courses. Along the way you will learn many interesting things about the origin, history and manufacture of fine Swiss chocolate.

Courses for groups

Treat your family or team to a special experience and book one of our popular group courses. Together with a real Lindt Master Chocolatier, make your own exclusive chocolate creations and discover interesting facts about the world of chocolate.

Creative with all your senses /  Molding and refining /  Praline & truffle dreams /  Lindt pralines – a dream in a chocolate box

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Simply present your Zürich Card on arrival and enjoy a 10% discount on the museum ticket.

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The Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich: What to Expect

• August 22, 2022 December 19, 2023
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Last Updated on December 19, 2023 by Darla

Modern society offers us the luxury of enjoying chocolate. The Swiss are famous for chocolate and also proud of it. Therefore, a Swiss vacation must include an indulgence in chocolate if you are a fan. So if you are a chocolate lover, one of the best things to do in Zurich is to go to the Lindt Home of Chocolate . Among the chocolates you’ll find are dark, milk, white, and chocolates mixed with salt, caramel, etc.

The Lindt Home of Chocolate features a nine-meter-high chocolate fountain, a chocolate-tasting tour within the multimedia museum, chocolate courses, and the world’s largest Lindt chocolate store. It’s the ultimate chocolate destination and a fun adventure for everyone. It is run by the Lindt Chocolate Competence Foundation.

Here’s what you can expect when you visit Lindt Home of Chocolate .

Visiting the Lindt Home of Chocolate

Lindt Home of Chocolate has been one of Switzerland’s most visited museums since it opened in September 2020. It was opened by brand ambassador and tennis legend Roger Federer and Federal Councilor Ueli Maurer, together with President Ernst Tanner. Kilchberg’s Lindt & Sprüngli Factory Building is right next door.

You should start by buying your tickets for Lindt Home of Chocolate online. A lot of visitors go to the Lindt Home of Chocolate and there are limited slots per hour. So it’s a good idea to book your slot in advance, preferably a day early. 

Once you’ve picked your time, you’ve got 30 minutes to get in. For example, if you book at 10:00 AM, try to get there between 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM. Just keep that in mind when you book. 

Lindt’s 9-Meter High Chocolate Fountain

The moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a giant chocolate fountain pouring heavenly chocolate.  The 9.3-meter-high chocolate fountain is definitely one of the highlights and social media stars of the Lindt Home of Chocolate .

The chocolate fountain weighs three tons, has 94 meters of piping, and circulates 1,500 liters of chocolate, or 1 kilogram per second.

It won’t be possible to touch the chocolate fountain, but there will be plenty of opportunities to try chocolates later in the tour.

The Lindt Home of Chocolate Tour

The chocolate tour starts on the right after you go up the stairs. Scan your ticket before you go in.

The chocolate tour has an audio guide you can get before you enter. It’s possible to get audio guides in English, German, French, and Italian. You’ll learn more about chocolate’s origins and how it made its way to Europe and Switzerland with the audio guide. The best part is you can go at your own pace.

The Lindt Chocolate Museum also offers personal guided tours. The tour lasts 90 minutes and can be booked in English or German. The cost of a personal tour is higher than simply using an audio guide.

Lindt Home of Chocolate: Origins of Chocolate

The Lindt Home of Chocolate is the best place to learn what happens before the chocolate is made. How and where is chocolate harvested? Where do cocoa trees grow? You’ll get to know the chocolate story during this in-depth tour.  

During the tour, you’ll learn about cocoa trees and how it’s harvested from the rainforest. In the next section, you are introduced to the history of chocolate in Mesoamerica, through Europe, and into our modern-day lives. Discover the Swiss chocolate pioneers and how chocolate became a Swiss staple.

You’ll get to see exactly how chocolate is processed and prepared at the end in the technical unit .

Lindt Home of Chocolate Tasting Area

Probably the best part of visiting Lindt Home of Chocolate is tasting chocolate. Among the chocolates you’ll find are dark, milk, white, and chocolates mixed with salt, caramel, etc. There are many different varieties to test here.

Dark, milk and white chocolate will flow from three chocolate fountains . Pick a plastic spoon and pull the faucet to get a drip of chocolate. Pre-made chocolate bars are also available in the other containers. You can get a slice if you want.

You can also get Lindor chocolate balls in flavors like Milk Chocolate, Strawberries, Cream, White, and Salted Caramel.

Lindt Home of Chocolate: A Fun Destination Near Zurich

The Lindt Home of Chocolate is a fun destination for all ages, especially in and around Zurich. Here is a quick summary of what you can expect at Lindt Home of Chocolate :

• Chocolate tour with an audio guide or a personal guide
• Nine-meter-high chocolate fountain
• Biggest Lindt Chocolate Shop in the World (500 m 2 )
• Chocolate courses (Truffle, Chocolate Bars, Chocolate Lollipops, Chocolate Figures, Pralines)

How to Get to Lindt Home of Chocolate

Lindt Home of Chocolate is very easy to reach from Zurich. You will just have to take the S8 train going to Pfäffikon SZ and get off the train in Kilchberg ZH. From the Kilchberg ZH train station, you can either walk to Lindt Home of Chocolate or take the bus that goes directly beside it.

If you want to learn more about the different routes to get to Lindt Home of Chocolate from Zurich, you can read the details here: How to Get To Lindt Chocolate Factory Zurich .

Final Thoughts: Lindt Home of Chocolate

There’s no doubt the chocolate tour is a fascinating, once-in-a-lifetime experience for kids and chocolate lovers. There are also chocolate courses and tours you can do if you’re a bigger group

I highly recommend it, especially for chocolate lovers or when it’s raining . Enjoy!

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Darla is the owner of TouringSwitzerland.com. Her home is in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Having lived almost 20 years in Switzerland, she's traveled extensively all over the country. Darla's favorite regions to visit in Switzerland include Engadin, Lake Geneva, Bernese Oberland, Ticino, and Valais. She loves spending time with her family, hiking, visiting museums, and reading books.

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Schokoladenplatz 1 8802 Kilchberg Switzerland

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At the Lindt Home of Chocolate, visitors discover many fascinating facts about humankind’s favorite treat and are given the chance to create their own chocolate together with a real Lindt Master Chocolatier. During the interactive chocolate tour, you can journey back to the origins of chocolate and find out how cocoa conquered Europe.

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An interactive journey of discovery.

In our museum, you can journey back to the origins of chocolate and experience how cocoa conquered Europe. Meet the Swiss chocolate pioneers who made our lives sweeter with their inventions. Follow the chocolate manufacturing process in our modern test facilities. And find out just how irresistible Swiss chocolate is for yourselves.

«CHOCO-DELUXE»

On this 90-minute guided tour, you will gain further insights into the world of cocoa and the production of chocolate. We will show you how the cult drink of the Mayans became a luxury drink in Europe, and ultimately chocolate for ordinary people everywhere. In addition to the tasting stations in the exhibition and the finest pralines to sample with our Lindt Master Chocolatiers, we also offer you the exclusive opportunity to taste ingredients and preliminary products of chocolate production. Dive into the world of chocolate.

Make your own precious chocolate bars

In this course you will pour your own chocolate bar and decorate it exactly how you like. This lets you choose for yourself whether you want light milk chocolate or dark Surfin chocolate. While the cast bars cool down, you will learn interesting facts about the exciting world of cocoa and cocoa cultivation.

Make chocolate lollipops and figures yourself

In this course, you will create small chocolate treats that you can take home with you. First, you and your group will be immersed in the world of chocolate with an exciting introduction.

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Lindt Home of Chocolate Review (My Recent Visit)

Lindt’s Home of Chocolate blew me away. Sure, the museum here is amazing, but this stunning modern building is oh so much more!

The Lindt Home of Chocolate is a relatively new project from Lindt, located right next door to the main Lindt chocolate factory in Kilchberg, Zurich. The building houses the Lindt Chocolate Competence Foundation, a group within Lindt that aims to maintain Switzerland’s expertise in chocolate.

The Foundation has used this stunning white building in many ways.

For example, there is a Chocolate Competence Center for training, a research facility, a Pilot production line for their new ideas and then there are the areas you will love:

• a huge chocolate museum covering 1500m2
• the largest Lindt chocolate shop in the world
• a unique Chocolateria offering chocolate-making courses
• the first Lindt Café in Switzerland

Yes indeed, Lindt has left no stone unturned in this masterpiece of a building that is all about chocolate lovers. Oh wait, there is one more thing…

Right in the center of the main hall is a 9-meter (28 ft) giant chocolate fountain oozing 1500 liters from Lindt’s signature whisk high above you. It is quite a sight to behold. Just a pity you can’t dip your finger in it. But you do get free chocolate samples on the museum tour. And lots of them. More on that later!

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Book Lindt Museum Tickets Ahead

The Lindt Museum is one of the most popular museums in Switzerland. Hundreds of people visit every day (and sometimes every hour!). If you want to avoid the lines when you arrive, book your ticket ahead and walk right in!

One of the best ways to do that is using the Viator website where you can choose your date and go. You can always cancel if you don’t want to go and you don’t have to pay until the day. How cool is that?

Home Of Chocolate Museum Tour

The Home of Chocolate Museum is a marvel from beginning to end. There is so much to see, read, learn and do. And if you want an audio-guided interactive chocolate tour, you can also grab one as you enter and change the language via the flags on the wall.

Now, it’s time to enter Lindt’s interactive world of chocolate….

Cocoa Beans

You start at the beginning of the chocolate journey, with cocoa beans . Exploring where they come from, how they are processed and the people whose lives are all about cocoa.

Early History of Chocolate

Next up is some chocolate history. How it came from the new world via the Spanish explorers to Europe and gradually made its way into people’s lives.

The different types of chocolate and hot chocolate and how they changed over time – from a luxury to something available to everyone. You also get to see some fun packaging from the era, many of which are very rare.

Swiss Chocolate Pioneers

Moving on to Swiss chocolate history, now it is time to learn all about Switzerland’s role in the industry. The different chocolate companies and the techniques and machinery they invented helped bring chocolate to where it is today.

Of course, Lindt features here too, and his invention of the conch, the whisk you always see and how it revolutionized chocolate from a hard, brittle mass to the smooth-flowing bars we know and love today.

Moving on, there is now a really fun display of all the different chocolate packaging from the last hundred years or so. You can really see the evolution of the Swiss chocolate industry, with the changes in bars and wrappers, as well as the merging of various Swiss chocolate companies.

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Finally, it’s time to do some chocolate tasting on your Lindt chocolate tour. From a range of chocolate fountains to a cool machine that automatically dispenses broken pieces of Lindt from big bars. Take as many as you want!

In between, Lindt has represented lots of parts of their factory in simple form so we can learn how chocolate is made today. Things like Bar Forming, Cooling, De-Molding, Bar Holding and more!

Interactive Maps

The second last room in the Lindt chocolate tour is filled with fun interactive maps showing everything from chocolate consumption to the evolution of the Swiss chocolate industry.

Lindor Balls Tasting & Selfie

After you are done here, it’s time to get a selfie inside a Lindor ball and then…eat as many of them as you want! It’s kinda mind-blowing that you can just grab these Lindor balls and eat them to your heart’s content. Just don’t get sick from it all! I certainly did.

And on the other wall are some cool seats built into Lindt balls where you can take a selfie as a memento of your visit.

Get Your Gift

Once you are done in the museum, you can head out to the upper floor area and on the opposite side, you should see people lining up for the Lindt gift. Just bring your museum ticket to get yours!

Movie Auditorium

If you are still not sick and tired of chocolate there is also a short 20-minute movie on the history of Lindt or another one all about Switzerland. They alternate. Just walk straight past the chocolate fountain to the end of the corridor and you will find the auditorium there.

The World’s Largest Lindt Chocolate Shop

I have ever seen every single form of Lindt chocolate all in one place. This is certainly the biggest Lindt chocolate shop in the world. So, get your credit card ready.

Everything from Lindt blocks and Lindor balls to hot chocolate, tasty pralines and everything in between. It’s a great place to get some gifts to take home to your family and friends. You just might have trouble choosing which chocolate to buy!

I managed to get my hands on some flavors here that I have not seen on the shelves in Switzerland. The choice was mindblowing. I think they had every single product that Lindt has and does make. Of course, you can also pop around the back of the factory and visit the Lindt factory outlet store, but there is less choice and honestly, the discounts there are not that great. I think I saved 10% on some blocks.

CHOCOLATERIA: Create Your Own Chocolates

There is also a chocolate-making course you can do here in the Lindt Chocolateria. Lindt Master Chocolatiers will help you assemble your own personal chocolate creation. There are a surprising number of options for chocolate making courses here from Lindt bars, pralines, and Christmas bears to truffles. Just be sure to book your course ahead of time for you Lindt chocolate making class.

Once it’s time to put up your feet, you will find the Lindt Cafe right by the entrance on the left-hand side. Treat yourself to a cup of coffee, one of Lindt’s legendary hot chocolates, or a savory snack to keep you going.

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Frequently asked questions, is the home of chocolate museum worth it.

If you love chocolate, then the Lindt Home of Chocolate is a must-visit on any trip to Zurich or Switzerland. With a huge museum, the biggest Lindt shop, a Lindt cafe, an open production line and the chance to do some chocolate-making courses, what is not to love? It is also not very expensive for what you get.

Where is the Home of Lindt chocolate?

Lindt Home of Chocolate is located next to the Lindt & Sprüngli factory in Kilchberg along the lake of Zurich. It can easily be reached by train or bus from downtown Zurich in under 30 minutes.

How long is the Lindt Home of Chocolate tour?

Typical tours in the Lindt Home of Chocolate run for either an hour or 90 minutes. You can also do an audio tour at your own pace, which may take anything from an hour to two, depending on how fast you move through the museum.

Is Lindt Home of Chocolate included in Swiss Travel Pass?

Unfortunately, the Lindt Home of Chocolate museum and tour is not included on the Swiss Travel Pass. All transport to the Home of Chocolate are included if you are using the travel pass on that day though.

Where is Lindt based?

Lindt is based in the town of Kilchberg along the shores of Lake Zurich in Switzerland. Despite expanding its global footprint, they are still headquartered in Switzerland.

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