Plan your visit
Price list and visitor information
Everything to know before your visit: prices, opening hours and how the visit works.
01Prices
Choco-Story PrahaPrices
Museum tickets
| Infants0–3 years | free |
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| Children4–10 years | 199 CZK ≈ €8 |
| Students11–26 years | 199 CZK ≈ €8 |
| Adults11–64 years | 290 CZK ≈ €12 |
| Family2 adults + 2 children | 650 CZK ≈ €26 |
| Seniors65+ years | 199 CZK ≈ €8 |
| Groupsfrom 20 people | Contact us |
The visit is self-guided and takes about 30–45 minutes, including a tasting of up to five kinds of chocolate. Groups over 25 people are split into smaller groups. Workshops are not included in the entry.
Book museumChoco-Story PrahaPrices
Museum with workshop
| Children4–10 years | 598 CZK ≈ €24 |
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| Students11–26 years | 598 CZK ≈ €24 |
| Adults11–64 years | 689 CZK ≈ €28 |
| Seniors65+ years | 598 CZK ≈ €24 |
| Groupsfrom 20 people | Contact us |
Workshops start at set times and require a booking. The workshop takes 30–45 minutes and includes a praline-making demonstration and tasting. It is not possible to join without a museum ticket. More about the workshop
Book museum & workshop02FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much is a ticket to the Chocolate Museum?
Adults pay 290 CZK; children aged 4–10, students (11–26) and seniors over 65 pay 199 CZK. A family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children is 650 CZK, and children under 3 go free. A ticket with the workshop is 689 CZK (598 CZK for children, students and seniors).
How long does the visit take?
The visit is self-guided and takes about 30–45 minutes, with an audio guide available in 13 languages.
Is the chocolate tasting included?
Yes. Every ticket includes a tasting of up to five kinds of Belgian chocolate.
Can I book only the workshop?
No. The workshop is not part of the standard entry and you need a museum ticket to join. Workshops run at set times, so booking in advance is required.
What are the opening hours?
The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. The shop and café are open Monday to Thursday 10:00–22:30 and Friday to Sunday 10:00–23:00.
Where is the museum?
At Celetná 10 in Prague 1, right next to the Týn Church, a few steps from Old Town Square. The nearest metro stations are Náměstí Republiky and Staroměstská.
Can I visit the shop and café without a ticket?
Yes, the shop and café are open to everyone, with or without a museum ticket.
Do you welcome school and organised groups?
Yes. For groups of 20 or more we prepare a tailored offer — just write to us. Groups over 25 people visit the museum in smaller sub-groups.
03Schools & groups
Schools and group visits
The museum suits school groups, educational trips and organised tours. We offer simple, flexible options depending on group size.
School and group visits
