Chocolate Workshop In Chocolate Museum Vienna "Bo-yo"

This was so much fun! Our teacher Anke was excellent, entertaining and informative. She really made the experience.

Very informative, fun, and tasty! Lots of variety to make. Interactive experience with kids made for a great break in history tours.

What a wonderful different experience within Vienna. Jaanya was a great guide carefully explaining the chocolate making process She kept the class very fun. Highly recommend

The instructor was very sweet and funny and was Patient whenever we wanted ta make pictures. We took Beautiful pictures and videos.

I booked this for my two kids (10&5) really. It was ok, they seemed to enjoy it. Pretty basic experience. Our host taught us all some interesting facts about chocolate which was good. All staff were super friendly and helpful. Museum is damaged and not really a museum. Overall, something fun for the kids but wouldn’t repeat it and certainly wouldn’t go out of your way to attend

We had a great time making the chocolate bars and learning about where chocolate comes from. It was a great experience. We are a family of 3 and our son is 14. This workshop is teenager approved!

This was a fun family experience, but it was an expensive one. You can save a significant amount of money by purchasing the same chocolate-making experience from the store. While we had a good time, we didn't feel the experience offered good value for the price. That said, you do receive a generous amount of chocolate to take home, which helps offset the cost somewhat.

The person leading the workshop was great & it was a fun experience

We were delayed and unable to attend Multiple efforts by us and Viator to reschedule went unanswered- phone email etc to reschedule NO RESPONSE from the tour event operator Very displeased

We had a great time. It was both fun and educational. The chocolatier was well informed. We would definitely recommend this activity.

Great experience, very easy, fun and chocolate tastes amazing. You created your own creations with lots of lollies, nuts etc. I would of loved banana lollies that would of been sensational

Vastly overpriced and a complete waste of our time. 10 of us at a table so very squashed. Suited for children under 5 possibly. A glorified mould that you fill with your chosen chocolate from a fountain type thing and then decorate. To be honest the chocolate tasted very cheap too. The hot chocolate making was literally adding cocoa,sugar and powdered milk with water,that incidentally was lukewarm by the time it got to us.

We leaned about making chocolate bars, more like decorating after the chocolate was already prepared. This would be a great class for families with children.

You don't make chocolate, you use their chocolate to make bars. Mine got wet and then broke. They made me 1 replacement bar and made a big deal about replacing the other. It was an ok experience but a bit disappointing - particularly the mediocre customer service.

It was a unique, interesting & fun experience. Eric was very personable & spent time answering our questions & chatting.

Great and unique way to spend an hour and a half whilst in Vienna, especially if you have kids. Our host was really friendly and enthusiastic and patient. There was a really great choice of toppings for the chocolate bars and choice and of chocolate too. Also found the Viator app really easy to use and had no issues with my booking. Would recommend

I would definitely recommend this activity if you have kids from, say, ages 7-17. Each person gets to make three chocolate bars and decorate/enhance them with a variety of ingredients. However, very young children might struggle (and make a terrible mess) when getting the pouring chocolate into the molds. As for it being a "museum," just note that there is a little downstairs area with a few chocolate-y things, but that's about it. That being said, my wife and I had a wonderful time mainly due to our great host, the delightful Anka (sp?). She showed us the process and helped us make candy that we nibbled at and enjoyed during our entire stay in Vienna. She was the highlight of the whole experience. She did say that during the high tourist season, groups can be rather large, which I think would make it even more fun.

Something fun to do on a chilly & rainy day. Fun experience for kids….. we don’t have any with us, but my husband and I are large children who love chocolate! 🤪 It was worth it for the 3 bars of chocolate you get to make and take with you.

The experience was quick and fit in a lot, but did not feel rushed or overwhelming. It was timed and laid out perfectly. Leo was great.

Just plain amazing.my sister and I had a blast!!.our instructor made it fun n was patient.learned about diff.kinds of chocolates

We got lost so we were late. They still managed to accommodate us as we didn't have any children with us. Parking is not the easiest but there is street parking available. The facts about how chocolate is made and making hot chocolate was fun! The chocolate tastes good and there are a lot of toppings to choose from. The kids we saw there seemed to enjoy the process and the instructor helped them with the chocolate so that everyone could enjoy and not stress helping the kids.

Our instructor did a really great job of explaining each step of the process and took the time for us to create our individual chocolate bars. Overall, I would highly recommend this tour! Fun for all ages!

It was a cute experience. I enjoyed the milk chocolate but the dark chocolate tasted off. This is even when compared to the same purchased chocolate. It was very cool making hot chocolate to drink.

It was so much fun learning about cocoa and making our own chocolate bars and hot chocolate! Learning all the history of the how/when/why chocolate all began was a lot of fun as well! Definitely would recommend this experience!

Felt taken advantage of as a tourist. Beautiful place and gorgeous chocs for sale, BUT, when we got there, we were offered a coffee and chocolate, I assumed this was included in the price, at the end of had a €13 bill to pay. The actual experience was disappointing as the chocolate was already tempered from a tap and the museum was basic and small. It was a lot of money for what it was and I'm surprised it's on TripAdvisor

Fun experience, great for kids and teens. Lovely staff. We enjoyed learning about chocolate as well ask making it!

So much fun. Staff was super polite and accommodating and the chocolate making experience was both fun and knowledgeable. I did not know there was so much to learn about chocolate making. Well done.

We had a wonderful time. It was very fun and educational! Chocolate bars and hot cocoa was delicious!

It was so much fun to be with my family and make chocolate and hot chocolate. I learned a lot about chocolate as well. Would highly recommend the experiences when in Vienne.

Nice for kids! The place is nice and they give a nice experience to make chocolate and hot chocolate hade made.

Lots of fun, made 3 chocolate bars and hot cocoa. It was relaxing and hands on. We enjoyed it a great deal.

I thoroughly enjoyed the chocolate making experience. The chocolates I designed were delicious. One critique - please provide recipes or recommendations on how we could recreate these chocolates at home in our own kitchens.

A lot of fun!! I would definitely recommend this experience for those traveling to Vienna! We learned a lot and made delicious chocolate!

This is more of a candy shop with a hands-on workshop than a traditional museum, but it was still a fun experience. We made our own chocolate bars and hot chocolate, which children in particular would enjoy. The instructor was knowledgeable and very patient, making the activity easy to follow. The chocolate itself was good, though not especially memorable. There was space to store personal items during the activity, which made the experience more comfortable. I chose not to visit the museum portion afterward, as it appeared fairly limited. Having previously visited the Chocolate Museum in Antwerp, this experience felt more modest by comparison. Located a few train stops outside the city center, it may not be ideal if you’re short on time. Overall, it’s a pleasant activity for families with younger children, but adults may prefer to spend their time seeing Vienna’s many other highlights.

It was a fun experience with the family. However there were two downfalls to this tour. Firstly, we felt the size of the group was too big for the workshop space available. Secondly, your limited to two flavours of chocolate even though your given the opportunity to make three blocks

Really enjoyable experience. The kids loved it as did the adults! The Chocolitier was so fun and enthusiastic. Plenty of toppings. Great to learn more about chocolate. Really friendly staff and great memories made.

Had a wonderful time learning to make chocolate. The young lady did a excellent job in teaching us how to make chocolate. It was a wonderful experience.

We managed to get a walk-in slot for the chocolate workshop which was just about to start and the tutor was very friendly and welcoming. He showed us how to make our chocolate bars and then let everyone pick their flavor and hold under the machines to create your molds. We then got to choose what toppings to put on before storing in the fridge to set. While the chocolate sets you then get to make your own hot chocolates within your groups and drink them. You can the take your three chocolate bars out of their molds and home with you. Overall the experience is great fun! The only thing which was slightly disappointing was the museum downstairs which didn't have chocolate sculptures like we expected and was a bit run down (the banana swing was out of order).

It was not what I expected. It was a quick experience. All you do is stick the mold in the chocolate machine then decorate it. The hot chocolate was made with powder (milk and cocoa). Very different from other chocolate making classes. Not worth the price. I think this experience is more for little kids.

Fun class! Plan on about 1.5 hours total. There's a chocolate museum downstairs but not a big deal, The teacher, A- something (sorry!) was fun, knowledgeable and flexible. We had a great group at our table. Suggest selecting the 2nd dark chocolate (nearest the milk chocolate as the darkest is extremely bitter). Very well organized in a cheerful setting. A couple kids were in the group - I'd suggest at least age 5 to participate. Thanks!

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It may have been better if our guide had been more pleasant (he was getting it over with as quickly as he could, shouting rather than projecting, and cranky with the other kids) but this was not a chocolate making workshop. Basically we filled chocolate moulds with poor quality chocolate and made poor quality hot chocolate with powdered milk, stale chilli, sugar and cocoa. The 'chocolate museum' was a joke and smelled like a urinal.

We had a wonderful time learning more about making chocolate bars. The workshop was a lot of fun and interactive. The instructor was great.

Was a lot of fun got to make three different chocolate bars with whatever toppings you wanted Also got to make hot chocolate which was very good on a chilly day

So good you get to make your own chocolate and hot chocolate I just love it my favourite part was making the chocolate 5 stars!

It was fun but bare bones. Not sure how the chocolate bars will taste or travel. Just given a paper bag to put them in. No wrapper.

The trip to the location was much easier than it seemed. Needn't emphasize that the building is pink and on the corner because the street numbers are wonky

We arrived 30 min late to an 1 hr 15 min chocolate “experience” as the address on our ticket was incorrect. Took 30 min to locate the museum. Then my kids and I were not allowed in with 40 min remaining. The staff was rude and stated that the chocolate class was already over. Seemed shorter than they marketed. They also didnt refund for these costly tickets. Wouldn’t suggest this place. Doesn’t seem worth it.

The host was great, and we really enjoyed making chocolate. We were still eating the chocolate a week later on our holiday and it was tasty. The decor is a little dated and could do with some attention; downstairs the museum smelt damp and some of the interactive items weren’t working so we didn’t stay long, which was a shame. Luckily that wasn’t our main event so didn’t spoil the workshop experience.