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Belgium: a name almost synonymous with exquisite chocolate. The best way to share their passion is to let a square of Belgian chocolate melt in your mouth. Come and indulge!
For Wallonia’s best artisans, selecting the best cacao beans, protecting the craftsmanship and expertise of the master chocolatiers, refining recipes and creating new associations of flavours… is not a job but an art.
Belgian chocolate owes its fame to Wallonia’s chocolatiers and their exceptional skills. Their pralines, chocolate tabs and sweet creations often win awards at international competitions and are exported all around the world.
Visit chocolate factories in Wallonia
Does chocolate make you melt? Would you like to know more about our region’s best artisans? You will be spoilt for choice… Start with Darcis, one of the most successful chocolate brands in Wallonia.
The very first Belgian chocolate slab was made in 1840. Since then, our master chocolatiers have experimented with the most fascinating ingredients, from botanicals to spices. Stop by one of the many Walloon chocolate factories to learn how cacao beans are turned into delicious truffles and see the artisans at work in their kitchens. Below is a selection of delicious addresses sure to delight your taste buds.
After all, you cannot be in Belgium and not try one of the world’s best chocolate…
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© Cyril ChocolatSamréeChocolate makerCyril's artisanal chocolate shop in Samrée
It's in the sweet little village of Samrée, in the heights of the La-Roche-en-Ardenne region, that Cyril, a fascinating artisan chocolatier, opened his chocolate shop. Why not stop by for a tour, learn how his creations are made and even decorate your own chocolate slab? -
© DarcisVerviersMuseum or Interpretation CentreThe Darcis chocolate shop and museum in Verviers
Jean-Philippe Darcis, Belgian chocolate ambassador and pioneer of the macaron in Belgium, welcomes you in his chocolate museum in Verviers. There you will retrace the origins and history of this fantastic treat through a chocolate trail. -
© Pixel2013 / PixabayBeaumontChocolate makerBressant: artisanal chocolate Beaumont
The artisanal chocolate shop Bressant, in Beaumont, offers a delicious range of chocolate creations and sweet treats, all presented in original boxes. -
© Pixabay - HoliHoAwansChocolate makerVisit chocolatier Benoît Nihant's kitchens
Benoît Nihant opened his chocolate shop in 2005. His secret? A rigorous precision in his recipes and the highest quality of products, which he chooses from all places in the world. The chef invites you to share his passion, get a glimpse of the kitchens and of course, tastes exquisite treats. -
© Atelier O ChocolatDinantChocolate makerÔ Chocolat: a chocolate shop in Dinant
Discover surprising alliances of flavours, sure to wow your tastebuds, along with classic but exquisite chocolate origins at Ô Chocolat: 100% artisanal masterpieces. -
© WBT - Gabriele CroppiLeuze-en-hainautChocolate makerStephen Vandeparre chocolate shop | Leuze, Hainaut
Chocolate, pralines, orangettes, citronettes, chocolate spreads, ice-cream, sorbets... Stephen Vandeparre is sure to make you melt! -
© Pixabay- Pixel2013WavreLocal producerArt of Praslin in Wavre
Come discover Art of Praslin in Wavre, a chocolate factory where the sweet creations are all handmade and have been for over 80 years. No industrial machine here! -
© p.willemsHabay-la-neuveLocal producerJean le Chocolatier (Habay-La-Neuve)
Jean le Chocolatier invites you to stop by his shop in Habay-La-Neuve (province of Luxembourg) to taste his many creations: chocolate, ice-cream, beer with a twist and other gourmet treats. -
© WBT - J. JeanmartDottigniesChocolate makerC Comme: an artisanal chocolate shop in Mouscron
C Comme is an artisanal chocolate shop in Dottignies, near Mouscron. Resistance is futile! -
© Li Botike di LidjeHerstalGuided tour and discoveryCharlemagne Chocolatiers, an artisanal chocolate factory in Herstal
The link between the famous emperor and chocolate? Stop by the Charlemagne chocolate shop in Herstal: the answer may very well lay in a box of pralines. -
© WBT - David SamynFlorenvilleGuided tour and discoveryLes chocolats d'Edouard: an artisanal chocolate factory in Florenville
Step into Edouard Bechoux's artisanal chocolate shop to discover a fascinating selection of flavours and a welcoming tasting room. Foodies will delight in making their own chocolate treats or simply by visiting the kitchens. In Florenville, in the province of the Belgian Luxembourg. -
© WBT - Caroline RaseErezéeMuseum or Interpretation CentreThe Defroidmont chocolate museum and chocolate factory in Erezée
Artisan Chocolatier Philippe Defroidmont reveals his secrets in its Durbuy and Erezée boutiques. The museum, visit and tasting promise a full chocolate experience. -
© Didier SmeetsDalhemChocolate makerDidier Smeets Chocolatier
Didier Smith discovered his passion for chocolate thanks to his grandfather and has since travelled the world to find exquisite cacao beans. Now settled in the Pays de Herve, he creates exquisite bean to bar chocolates and continues his quest for innovation and off the beaten path concepts. -
© WBTBatticeGuided tour and discoveryChocolaterie Demaret (Battice)
Chocolaterie Demaret has been delighting cacao lovers for over 30 years. Their chocolate creations, made with high quality cacao butter, simply are exquisite. -
© Pixabay - Alexander SteinWalcourtGuided tour and discoveryVanlieff: an:artisanal chocolate shop in Chastrès
Chocolaterie Vanlieff has been delighting chocolate lovers since 1988. Its chocolatiers are always busy developing or refining recipes for exquisite pralines, slabs, chocolate figurines... No industrial machine here: it's all about craftsmanship and edible art of an exquisite quality. -
© Legast ChocolaterieBraine-le-comteLocal producerA sweet stop at Chocolaterie Legast (Braine-le-Comte)
The Legast chocolate shop is a favourite in Braine-le-Comte and has been for 2 generations already. It's all about tradition and the promise of mouth-watering treats... -
© Chocolaterie SigojiCineyChocolate makerChocolaterie Sigoji: sweet indulgence in Ciney
Stop by Chocolaterie Sigoji to meet artisanal producers and taste exquisite creations. -
© Pixabay - PezibearLibramont-chevignyChocolate makerLa Pause Chocolat-Thé: an artisanal chocolate shop in Libramont
Visit La Pause Chocolat-Thé when in Libramont: an artisanal chocolatier using cacao butter to make its delicious creations. -
© Pixabay - congerdesignNamurChocolate makerLa Maison des Desserts | A chocolate shop in Hucorne-Fronville
The Hucorne family has been delighting visitors with a sweet tooth with their desserts, macarons and chocolates since they opened in 1946. 3 generations of expertise! There are 2 addresses to discover in Namur: Fronville and La Maison des desserts. -
© Pierre PauquayAngreauLocal producerThe Druart chocolate shop in Angreau
Master chocolatier Druart Camille has magic in his hands. He makes the most delicious traditional pralines but will also come up with fascinating combinations of ingredients. Be warned: a visit to his boutique is sure to put you under a (chocolate) spell. -
© WBTHorruesChocolate makerManon d'Hor: a chocolate shop in Horrues
Manon d'Hor, a chocolate hop in the village of Horrues (near Soignies), will delight your taste buds with its pralines, ice-creams, seasonal creations and cakes. -
© Pixabay - ImoflowHouffalizeGuided tour and discoveryChocolaterie Fontaine: artisanal chocolate in Houffalize
The Fontaine chocolate factory, named after Vincent Fontaine, is a small family business in Houffalize, in the Ardenne. -
LimalChocolate makerChez Lio: an artisanal chocolate and pastry shop in Limal
If you are looking for exceptional chocolate, with full cacao taste, stop by Chez Leo in Limal: this artisanal chocolate and pastry shop is all about flavours.