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Chocoversum

Permanent exhibition and gift shop focussing on the phenomenon that is chocolate.

Between the UNESCO World Heritage Speicherstadt and the Old Town, visitors discover Hamburg’s sweetest side: at the CHOCOVERSUM, chocolate becomes an experience – from the scent of the cocoa bean to a bar they create themselves.

From the moment you enter, a tempting aroma fills the air. At CHOCOVERSUM, Hamburg’s interactive chocolate museum, everything revolves around the sweetest temptation in the world. Here, it’s not just about learning how chocolate is made – you get to experience it up close.

The 90-minute guided tour takes you through every step of chocolate production – from the cocoa tree and roasting process to the finished bar. A true highlight is the chocolate workshop, where visitors can create their very own bar. And of course, tasting is encouraged along the way – whether at the chocolate fountain or during a sensory tasting. Knowledgeable guides share fascinating stories about the origin, variety, and sustainability of cocoa.

Located in the heart of Hamburg’s Old Town, just steps from the UNESCO World Heritage Speicherstadt, Chocoversum is the perfect destination for anyone wanting to discover Hamburg in a truly delicious way. If you’re craving more, the museum shop offers a wide selection of unique chocolate products, many of them locally sourced.

Tip for the surrounding area: a stroll through the Kontorhaus District, a visit to the Dialoghaus Hamburg, or a coffee break at the Café Fleetschlösschen make perfect additions to your outing.

Who is it for? Chocoversum is an experience for anyone who loves chocolate – whether it’s a family trip, a creative break with friends, or a tasty stop on a city trip.

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15% discount

You can purchase a discounted ticket from us in advance here.

Online tickets with a time slot are also available in advance from the Chocoversum online shop with a Hamburg CARD discount.

Show your valid Hamburg CARD at the cash desk and on request on the day of use. Duplication of discounts not possible.

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Admission to the CHOCOVERSUM

  • From cocoa tree to the chocolate bar
  • Creating your own chocolate bar
  • Tasting of every production step!
Admission to the CHOCOVERSUMTo offerfrom 29.00 €*

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