Lindt Home of Chocolate from US$22

price per person From

US$22

Based on 2 adults

Created: Monday, July 13, 2026 - Departure: Saturday, August 1, 2026

Chocolate Lovers’ Escape to Zurich – Lindt Home of Chocolate Experience

Trip overview

This short escape is designed for chocolate enthusiasts who want a refined yet relaxed experience in Zurich. You will enjoy a dedicated visit to the Lindt Home of Chocolate, where interactive exhibits, immersive displays and a striking chocolate fountain introduce you to the world of Swiss chocolate making.

With included tastings and ample time at the boutique, this visit perfectly blends education and indulgence. Whether you are planning a romantic city break or adding a sweet highlight to a longer Swiss itinerary, the Lindt Home of Chocolate experience gives you a flavorful, memorable afternoon in Zurich.

Itinerary and included services

Entrance ticket: "Lindt Home of Chocolate" – Zurich, Switzerland
Skip-the-line admission to the interactive chocolate museum, factory-style exhibits and the impressive chocolate fountain.
Self-guided museum tour: Audio-guide available in multiple languages, covering the history of cocoa, Swiss chocolate traditions and modern production methods.
Chocolate tasting session: Guided tasting of assorted Lindt pralines and tablets, with explanations on flavor profiles, cacao origins and pairing suggestions.
Access to the chocolate shop: Exclusive access to one of the largest Lindt shops in the world, including limited editions and travel-only assortments.
Photo opportunities: Time to enjoy and photograph the iconic chocolate fountain, factory-style installations and scenic surroundings near Lake Zurich.
Digital travel documents: Electronic ticket voucher and practical information (location map, opening hours, recommended visiting times and transport tips).

About the destination

Zurich labours under the misconception that it is nothing more than a sterile banking city – don't believe a word of it. True, Zurich plays home to one of the largest stock exchanges in the world and is the financial motor of Switzerland itself, but step back from the markets and share prices and you'll find an arty, trend-conscious and vibrant city. Just hang in Zurich West for a while. Its former warehouses, viaducts and ship building caverns have been converted into art centres, funky bars and quirky boutiques. Along Langstrasse, the city’s notorious red light district, you’re now as likely to take home a chic handbag crafted by an emerging designer as you are a piece of skirt. Zurich’s character booms from the speakers of the annual Street Parade, a mammoth techno festival that weaves through the city with DJs and minimally-clad dancers on floats. There isn’t a banker’s tie in sight. If there is in the pretty east bank quarter of Niederdorf, it’s loosened. These medieval streets are abuzz with cafés on corners, trendy taprooms and world-class restaurants. It’s easy to while away an afternoon just absorbing its laidback atmosphere, especially in summer when the riverside take on a beach vibe. Winter is special too. Under the spell of snow, the cobbled alleyways, fountains, lakeside promenades and stunning architecture of the Old Town were made for the stroke of an artist’s brush. This is when one of Europe’s best Christmas markets rolls into town and the warming citruses and cinnamons of the glühwein (mulled wine) stalls fill the air. Shoppers will be in their element here at any time of year. Zurich’s flashy side is evident in the upmarket designer boutiques of Bahnhofstrasse, the city’s main shopping drag. But this is no longer a city for the smart set alone; there are plenty of unusual shops to be discovered down hidden streets. Sitting astride the River Limmat and the northern tip of Lake Zurich, Mother Nature certainly smiles down on Switzerland’s biggest city. Architects were courteous in their additions too - just check out the Fraumünster and Grossmünster churches, which face each other across the river. Then, when you’ve had enough of the city’s diverse array of restaurants, first-rate museums and pulsing nightlife, there’s always the nearby Uetliberg mountain or a boat trip on Lake Zurich to enjoy – if only to catch your breath before diving back into the city’s delights again.

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