Best of · LUCERNE CHOCOLATE TOURS
The 5 best chocolate tours in Lucerne you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
At Lucerne’s Swiss Museum of Transport, you board a chocolate-cube-style cart for a 30-minute audio-guided ride through 10 stops covering cocoa, cultivation, production, transport, and sales. Audio is available in several languages, including English, and a Swiss chocolate sample is included.
Start near Lucerne’s train station at 1 pm for five Swiss chocolate samples, three Alpine cheeses, and Swiss wine. Walk Chapel Bridge, see the Water Tower, and ride an elevator to Lucerne Castle for alpine views. Guides including Luis, Sarah, and Laszlo lead small groups of up to eight. Add a one-hour lake cruise if you wish.
“A wonderful way to see Lucerne. The tour is not long but packed with interesting information and delicious chocolate and wine. Our tour guide Elena was amazing.”
Meet your guide at Lucerne’s train station for a small-group walk through the Old Town, with five Swiss chocolates, three Alpine cheeses, and wine. You’ll see Chapel Bridge, the Water Tower, and Lucerne Castle by scenic lift. Add the one-hour Lake Lucerne cruise for mountain views and an onboard audio guide.
“Our tour guide Luis was fantastic! He was so kind and had so many interesting things to tell us about Lucerne! We really enjoyed the amount of cheese, chocolate, and wine we got to try on this tour!”
Spend two private hours seeing Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge, Old Town, and Lion Monument with a guide such as Anthony, Ethan, or Roberto. Your guide prepares a picnic and chocolate tasting, offers hotel pickup, and can add personal touches such as birthday Prosecco. The tour runs in English for up to two people.
“This was the highlight of the trip! Anthony was engaging and energetic. He took us to the tourist and local spots and made time for photos - BONUS Anthony studied photography so the pics are amazing!! I also requested something special for my husbands birthday and Anthony did not disappoint - he brought a bottle of Prosecco to the picnic :) I’d Definitely recommend”
At Lucerne’s Swiss Museum of Transport, you ride a cart shaped like a chocolate cube through 10 multimedia stops covering cocoa, Swiss chocolate, production, transport, and trade. The 30-minute experience uses audio commentary in eight languages, sensory effects, and a chocolate sample. It suits families and chocolate fans, though some may find it brief for the price.
“Great activity for adults and kids. It was a learning experience and the chocolates were great. The time spent with the chocolatier was the right amount to keep the kid’s attention”
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