The Vienna Chocolate Museum is a chocolate-themed museum in the heart of Vienna. Inside the museum, you can not only see the ingredients and craftsmanship of the distinctive Austrian chocolate, but also make and taste the delicious flavor of handmade chocolate on site.

On the Rhine, you can see the famous chocolate museum, also known as the Immhoff Chocolate Museum, which looks like a sailing ship. The top floor is one of the highlights of the museum: the chocolate production workshop. In the two-story exhibition area, visitors are shown how block chocolate, truffle chocolate and hollow chocolate are made. It is a truly remarkable experience for all food lovers to visit the Chocolate Museum on May 1 with 2,000 exhibits. Not only can you learn about the history of chocolate for 3,000 years, but you can also sit on the open-air balcony outside the museum and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Cologne Cathedral and the Rhine.

The chocolate museum in Vienna is popular in Austria, where people can not only learn about the history of chocolate, but also about the craftsmanship of chocolate and the ingredients and principles of chocolate. The museum features films about chocolate, detailing the process of making chocolate in different shapes and how cocoa beans are transformed into the sweetest chocolate in the world. Visitors can also see early chocolate making machines, modern machinery and equipment, and the transformation of chocolate packaging processes over the years. What excites visitors is the taste of three different flavors of chocolate, namely milk chocolate, dark chocolate and white chocolate, taste the sweet taste, visitors can even taste the chocolate food in production line.

The price is very reasonable. I rushed over early in the morning, there were not many people, the scenery was not bad, and I personally felt that it was a good scenic spot. Every visitor to the museum can get a piece of Lindt's chocolate for free.

There are often a variety of exhibition activities here, very good, the history museum exhibits are colorful, cultural precipitation, people are proud.