Germany · DESSERT TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 dessert tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cologne’s Chocolate Museum traces cocoa from ancient Central America to modern production, with samples, a chocolate fountain, café, and Rhine views.
“Very entertaining and interactive museum. Interesting topics and information. Worth it!”
Explore Dresden’s Old Town with a German-speaking guide, then trace the city’s chocolate past and taste fine German milk chocolate.
“Der Guide hat anschaulich und interessant durch die Altstadt geführt. Seine Ausführungen waren gut und wir haben viel erfahren.”
Explore Munich’s Old South Cemetery, Nazi-era memorials, plague stories, and a hot chocolate stop on this lively 2-hour walking tour.
“This was such a cool tour! If you are looking for a tour that won’t take your entire day this is a great one. We chose this tour to find something a little more unique than the obvious sights in Munich. This cemetery has great history and every headstone has a story. You could spend hours looking up each one online and reading about their prominence in Munich. Our tour guide was great and we left with a ton of new information. We had an incredible hot chocolate afterwards.”
Cruise Biggesee for three hours aboard the electric EMS Westfalen with unlimited cake, drinks, mountain views, and a relaxed lake outing.
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