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Valentine's Idea: Chocolate Tours
What better way to celebrate this sweet occasion than by stuffing your face with the sweetest sweet on earth -- chocolate! - Every Saturday, Boston's Chocolate Tour takes guests on a trolley ride through Boston's finest culinary landmarks. Of course, guests enjoy a sumptuous array of decadent chocolate desserts from the city's best chefs, and are treated to the history, myths, trivia, and legends surrounding chocolate.
- Chocoholic Tours has a variety of options for sampling Melbourne, Australia's rich history and stunning chocolate. Bonus: since the tours are walking tours, you can burn off calories as you consume them!
- Join culinary guide/pastry chef David Lebovitz, author of The Great Book of Chocolate, for a chocolate-y exploration in Paris. An expert on the chocolate shops and bakeries of the City of Lights, David treats guests to a memorable tour featuring the best of what France has to offer. Private tours are also available.
- Chicago Chocolate Tours provides guided walking and tasting tours of some of Chicago's finest chocolatiers. What's more, they even have a special Valentine's Package.
- London's Chocolate Ecstasy Tours offers 4-hour long tours (guided by a Chocolate Ecstasy Chocoholic Guide), through London's side streets and alleys. Participants sample chocolates, enjoy chocoholic chats, take a lavish hot chocolate break, enjoy special prices on the ultimate chocolate luxuries, and receive a goody bag!
- One day isn't enough for your chocolate-loving mouth? InTrend offers 7-day Escorted Tours for real chocolate lovers! Spend a week in Brussels participating in chocolate-making demonstrations at chocolate factories, and sample chocolate desserts after sumptuous meals.
- Looking for a more affordable option? San Fransisco's Sharffen Berger requires a reservation but offers free walking tours through its factory.
Chocolate tours sound like my kind of holiday celebration. Yum!
Filed under: Festivals and Events, Food and Drink, Europe, North America, Oceania, Belgium, France, United Kingdom, United States, Holiday Ideas
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jane Feb 9th 2007 4:32AM
I already read about these amazing chocolate tours somewhere and I thing it is a great idea for all chocolate lovers, including me.
Anyway, I won't be able to visit any of these sweet tour. If anyone does, please share you experience with us.
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