Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate (Musee du Cacao et du Chocolat) Brussels

Arrivé en sol europééen!

Le trajet en avion s'est bien déroulé. Nous voulions dormir le plus possible pour pouvoir être fonctionnel à notre arrivée…ce ne fût pas chose facile. ! Avec très peu de sommeil et beaucoup d’excitation, nous avons quand même passé au travers de notre journée. Nous sommes arrivés à Bruxelles vers 9h00 …

On our last trip to Brussels, we did all the "big" tourist attractions for families: the Atomium, MiniEurope, the Natural Science Museum, even the Toy Museum. So, this trip, I had to do some more extensive research. These second tier family attractions will make up most of this trip. (We're going to go back to the Natural Science Museum both …

... marching band came around the corner into the square dressed in traditional uniforms. How appropriate. We went to the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate and saw a demonstration of how Belgian chocolate is made along with some free samples. They had a few ...

... hall and the museum and got a surprise performance of a marching band in traditional costumes. Next stop was the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate for some dark chocolate, a demonstration on making praline shells, and an exhibit of cocoa fun facts. Very ...

... 6) Musée du Jouet (Toy Museum) www.museedujouet.eu/index.php/jouet/  7) Porte de Hal Park 8) Parc de Wolvendael 9) Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate www.mucc.be    10) Public Aquarium of Brussels www.aquariologie.be Here's a good website for ...

... I learned odd things.  After the aquarium, we met Joe for lunch at the hotel and then headed to the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate. This is a small museum that has received very mixed reviews on TripAdvisor, but we decided to give it a try because ...